Friday Fact: Azure Logic Apps Supports Both Dot and Bracket Notations

Azure Logic Apps offers a flexible and first-class experience for you to access data within JSON structures. The most common way to access it is using tokens when you tokenize a message using a JSON schema or by using bracket notations. In fact, tokens use behind-the-scene bracket notations to reference those values. But do you know that there is another way? Another convention?

[@GackFinder]

Fun fact: If you're an architect and/or developer, and you recommend using Azure Logic Apps for anything business critical, I won't hire you if you're applying, and I will fire you if you're already hired.

[@sandroasp]

As always, not everyone likes certain technologies or services. But that mindset is not correct one to have and perhaps demonstrates a lack of knowledge about Logic Apps

[@GackFinder]

@@sandroasp I'm intimateIy famiIiar with aII versions of this product. A past cIient of mine, a very Iarge business, was on the brink of coIIapse due to heavy use of Logic Apps in ther integration Iayer. And my current cIient is heading for the same disaster. The Logic App concept is inherently fIawed. It has been tried many times before and it faiIed every time. And after the migration nightmares of BizTaIk and ISE, nobody in their right mind shouId ever recommend this product.