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The addition of Astro as a supported framework for Power Pages code sites sounded like a perfect match for content-driven projects. However, after putting it to the test, I quickly learned that "supported" is not the same as "working." In this post, I break down the fundamental architectural clash between Astro and Power Pages, the heavy workarounds required to deploy it, and why I currently can't recommend it.
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The arrival of the new pac power-pages CLI command group marks a major step forward for Power Pages administration and DevOps. In this post, I review some of these commands that solve issues commonly faced by everyday administrators, such as managing SSL certificates, controlling site lifecycles, and handling break-glass governance exceptions, as well as how these new commands help to automate these tasks.
The arrival of Server Logic marks a major shift in how we handle logic in Power Pages. In this post, I explore what I call the "Power Pages Backend Trifecta" (Companion Apps, Cloud Flows, and Server Logic) and how these three distinct approaches shape the way we build the sites in 2026. Check it out to find out more.
After 7 years of Liquid and Jekyll, it was time for a new playground. I’m sharing the full breakdown of my move to Astro—including how I preserved legacy URLs, switched to Bun for speed, and used AI to refactor years of code in a fraction of the time.
With the holidays upon us, I wanted the last article of the year to be light and on theme for Christmas. And what better way to do that than by making your Power Pages chatbot look more festive?
What if I told you that you can create an interactive UI without full-screen refreshes using Liquid? What if I told you that you could do it without writing a single line of JS code? All you need is a small library called htmx.
Have you ever needed to perform custom lookup filtering in Power Pages but weren't sure how do it? Check this post to find an answer for your question.