In my last couple of posts, I've discussed how an experiment that I did not think would work, created something otherwise impossible for me, an XrmToolBox tool for listing the solutions a flow is included in. But then I started adding more functionality, like sorting and filtering and exporting a CSV file as well. In this post, I talk about adding more functionality, the designer completely breaking and having something I'm pretty happy with. One of the first things after thi

In my previous post, I wrote about how I tried to build a XrmToolBox tool with no C# or plugin experience by Vibe coding with GitHub Copilot and the results were, quite frankly, amazing! Within a few evenings of a couple of hours each, I managed to use it to not just teach me about building XTB tools, but also build a working one. This is where we left off, but as you can see from the top, I am hiding something, because after creating a working tool, I wanted it to go further

I am not a developer. I don't claim to be a developer. I have built things, I have designed things, I have learnt how to code certain things and got better over the years, but I am not someone who lives in an IDE day in and day out. With the rise of Vibe Coding, I wanted to see if I could build something I would have been, otherwise, unable to build. To make matters worse, I wanted to build something extremely complex, with me not even understanding the foundations of what is