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Off the back of my recent post on building an Azure Logic Apps solution for cross-posting on social media I wanted to export what I'd quickly built and make an easily deployable asset in Azure using Bicep. See how you can that in this post.

If you're reading this, then I have successfully implemented my plan to build a content cross-posting service using Azure Logic Apps!

You may be sitting there are wondering why are we doing an Azure Logic App to Power Automate Flow migration? In most cases you'd likely be heading the other direction, but I can give you a few pointers why this move makes sense.

Recently my solution for Meetup integration ceased working as Meetup decided to shift their API from REST to GraphQL without providing any advance notice. Find out how to update a REST call to a GraphQL call in this blog.

With Meetup enforcing OAuth for clients consuming their API, let's take a look at how you add OAuth support to a Logic Apps custom connector.

The first ever Serverless Days ANZ event run on Friday September 4 and, boy, what a success it was! In this post I'll go into the online event in a bit more detail and look at some of the stats along with my highlights.

In this post I am going to run through how Azure can provide all you need if you wanted to build an "event-in-a-box" service that you can use to host online events. Think of this post as your event platform recipe card!

Thanks to UK-based Microsoft MVPs Gregor Suttie and Richard Hooper there is a great initiative through December 2019 that is doing 25 days of community-generated content...

Our quick demo is of building an Azure Logic App to sending notifications when new issues are opened on GitHub.

If you've been a meetup user or admin for the last couple of years then no doubt bots posting dodgy content on your Group's discussion boards...

In 2018 when I joined Microsoft Australia as the Azure Pro Developer Lead in Sydney one of the first things I worked on was building an engagement activity for event attendees at events we were sponsoring.

In this post I'll look at how we can use Azure Logic Apps to publish new Meetup event information into Microsoft Teams, using Meetup's REST API as the data source.

In this post, and the associated screencast, I'll take a look at how we can utilise several of the capabilities of Azure Cognitive Services...