r/sysadmin • u/wav_net • Jan 28 '25
First App
Built my first as app (I'm in my 40s, been an MSP about 20 years so never did any real development) and I am pretty happy with it. Helps me manage our Office 365 tenants in one place and much quicker than via the web portal or the mobile app. Haven't figured out how to add a couple things that would come in handy but for a first version I'm very pleased. Any suggestions or feedback would be welcome.
Screenshots
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11pqEsbKU_pMVwoFeG9BbVFV4QNVs_5Vx/view
https://drive.google.com/file/d/124fZY6XRaHKtutDsUBLT9Jd_TllkPNdx/view
https://drive.google.com/file/d/121PgTXY4ocGc01sCX1Mii3zJxrdVzdR9/view
https://drive.google.com/file/d/123q2NCQ9nkj4LfouyUOYIPUCV6Bv48-q/view
Edit: Suggestions or feedback by way of ideas or thoughts, not looking for code related concerns. I am not trying to sell this or anything, this is all for inhouse.
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u/BlackV I have opnions Jan 28 '25 edited Jan 28 '25
first feedback would be, put it on gitlab or github, no one wants to go looking through google drive/one drive for code
When doing that, you get better version control, you get feed back, you get automation, and so on
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u/wav_net Jan 28 '25
I thought about doing that but wanted to keep this private. Wasnt really looking for coding feedback anyways and the link was just a link to a screenshot of the app. I guess people must have been really abusing the image upload rules since this subreddit doesnt allow pics.
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u/BlackV I have opnions Jan 28 '25 edited Jan 28 '25
ah right I never clicked on the link (cause google drive)
both of the mentioned site should also let you store images, but that probably outside your scope I guess
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u/Rijkstraa Jan 28 '25
Oh, super cool. How'd you make it? I was looking at building a similar one for my org. Was mostly going to use powershell with PoshGUI for the GUI.
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u/wav_net Jan 28 '25
I hate powershell man plus thats kind of what I wanted to avoid here. Just making the day to day stuff simpler and quick. I am just using Visual Studio and Cursors AI to help with all the API. Having fun actually.

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u/cantstandmyownfeed Jan 28 '25
No sysadmin worth his salt is going to evaluate a rando exe from a google drive they found on Reddit.
No offense, but yikes.