I discussed working with Azure Functions in a previous post here. In this article I will provide a bird’s-eye view of Azure Logic Apps and how we can work with it in .Net.

But the Power Platform isn’t the only low-code environment in Microsoft’s developer toolbox; Azure also offers a process automation workflow tool in the shape of its serverless Logic Apps.

Logic Apps are Microsoft’s automated workflow offering, and its Logic App Standard tier allows developers to run workflows anywhere. Standard has generally been available since June 2021.

Microsoft recently introduced .NET Framework Custom Code for Logic Apps Standard in public preview, allowing developers to call compiled .NET Framework code from a built-in action in their workflow.

Microsoft this week launched the public preview of Organizational Templates in Azure Logic Apps. These templates let enterprises define reusable workflow patterns -- including connectors ...

Composable agents that can be invoked by apps, workflows, or other agents -- turning Deep Research into a reusable, production-ready service. Workflow orchestration via Logic Apps, Azure Functions, ...

Composable agents that can be invoked by apps, workflows, or other agents -- turning Deep Research into a reusable, production-ready service. Workflow orchestration via Logic Apps, Azure Functions, ...