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The original was posted on /r/azure by /u/jM2me on 2023-08-31 02:22:17.
I am pretty good at writing code, so a lot of automations or things that make my job easier are written as a powershell script. As of lately I have been trying to move those to logic apps, as most of them are interfaces (take data from A, take data from B, compare/calculate/etc, and update either data A or B), and it would be beneficial for company to have them somewhere like in Azure and not running on my computer.
Well, some of those manipulations or list comparisons are pain in the butt to get right on first try in logic app. Maybe I need more practical experience, but something that takes few keystrokes or lines in PowerShell, takes too much time than I would like to admit to figure out in logic app. Remembering how certain things flow or get transformed isn't as intuitive as the code, so cheatsheet and onenote with bunch of copy paste and screenshots help.
On the bright side, anyone can now look at logic app and hopefully figure out the logic of the "interface".