
You have more to fear from friends than from enemies — Robert Greene
Articles of the week
Coronavirus — the basic dance steps everyone can follow
Top 10 articles of the week
- I Just Heard That Monoliths Are The Future Of Software Development
- Change the Way You Persuade
- 68 Bits of Unsolicited Advice
- The Burden Of Skepticism
- 5 books every developer must read before it’s too late
- The Psychology Behind Effective Crisis Leadership
- What Makes a Great Pitch
- Bad Arguments and How to Avoid Them
- 8 critical lessons leaders need to emerge from the COVID-19 crisis (and one that will surprise you)
- Lessons from Tesla’s Approach to Innovation
Hosk articles
- Why are you so busy? And what can you do about it?
- Dynamics 365 — ActivityParty and ActivityParty Lists
- Dynamics 365 Entity ownership — How do you decide?
- Woohoo — You can query Dynamics 365 (CDS) with SQL….again
- Dynamics 365 — Problems with managed solution problems out of sync solutions
- Good coding practices — Information hiding
- Dynamics 365 and ALM/DevOps Information to get you started
- How will IT projects change when the lockdown ends
Dynamics 365
- Illustrated Guide to Entity Creation in Dynamics 365
- Are there hidden solutions in Power Apps?
- Git Explained: The Basics
- Restrict User Access to a D365 instance using Security Groups
- Trigger Power Automate on condition
- Set Trigger Conditions on Notes entity for upload of attachments in portal regarding specific entities
- On-Demand Microsoft Flow for Dynamics 365 and PowerApps
Coronavirus/Covid-19
“Because it’s not a matter of if it’s gonna happen again — it’s simply a matter of when it’s gonna happen again.”
- Profits and Pride at Stake, the Race for a Vaccine Intensifies
- In the Race for a Coronavirus Vaccine, We Must Go Big. Really, Really Big
- We Shouldn’t Wait for a Breakthrough in the Covid-19 Pandemic
- How the Virus Got Out
- As States Rush to Reopen, Scientists Fear a Coronavirus Comeback
- Coronavirus: How to Do Testing and Contact Tracing
- How Exactly Is Herd Immunity Supposed to Work?
Quotes
“Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant.” -Robert Louis Stevenson
“Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson
Selected HoskWisdom
- Solutions group customisations which can be easily moved to between environments but with what Microsoft gives with one hand they punch you in the face with dependencies issues with the other 🙂 #HoskWisdom
- A wise Hosk once said, there is more to life than SSRS reports #HoskWisdom
- Good development is simple, but not simplistic #HoskWisdom
- If you don’t have any new ideas, update your old ones #HoskWisdom
- Don’t develop with a fear of being wrong, develop with the knowledge you can make it right #HoskWisdom
- A lack of skill becomes a problem when it’s combined with overconfidence #HoskWisdom
- Noise cancelling earphones have become mandatory in my mission to work and home school the kids #HoskWisdom
- A book can disrupt our habits of thought #HoskWisdom
- Most discussions involve lots of taking but little learning #HoskWisdom
- Many can give a quick answer, few can ask a good question #HoskWisdom
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Quote from current book(s)
Simple Habits for Complex Times: Powerful Practices for Leaders
The questions you ask will tell you a lot about the way you’re seeing the world at that moment in time. Jennifer Garvey Berger,, Keith Johnston
The Hosk — last 5 good books
Don’t deny yourself a book, it could change your life #HoskWisdom
- What It Takes: Lessons in the Pursuit of Excellence — Stephen A. Schwarzman
- The Checklist Manifesto: How To Get Things Right
- Think Twice: Harnessing the Power of Counterintuition
- Opposable Mind: Winning Through Integrative Thinking — Roger L Martin
- This Poison Will Remain (Commissaire Adamsberg Mystery) — Fred Vargas
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