• Facebook Ads Insights API Error: Missing Capability?

    I’m trying to fetch data from the Facebook Ads Insights API, but every request returns the following error: { “error”: { “message”: “(#3) Application does not have the capability to make this API call”, “type”: “OAuthException”, “code”: 3 } }   The app has a valid access token, and I can successfully make requests to(Read More)

    I’m trying to fetch data from the Facebook Ads Insights API, but every request returns the following error:

    {
      "error": {
        "message": "(#3) Application does not have the capability to make this API call",
        "type": "OAuthException",
        "code": 3
      }
    }
     

    The app has a valid access token, and I can successfully make requests to other Facebook Graph API endpoints.

    Example request:

    GET https://graph.facebook.com/v2.8/act_<AD_ACCOUNT_ID>/insights
      ?fields=impressions,clicks,spend
      &access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>
     

    Has anyone encountered this issue with the Insights API specifically?

    I’m wondering if this is related to:

    • Missing app permissions
    • App review requirements
    • Ads API access approval
    • Business Manager configuration

    What was the actual fix in your case?

  • Can Alteryx rerun a workflow when a file changes?

    I’m working with Alteryx and have a workflow that processes data from an Excel/CSV file. Right now, every time the source file is updated, I have to manually rerun the workflow. I was wondering if there’s a way to have Alteryx automatically detect changes to the input file and rerun the workflow, or if I(Read More)

    I’m working with Alteryx and have a workflow that processes data from an Excel/CSV file. Right now, every time the source file is updated, I have to manually rerun the workflow.

    I was wondering if there’s a way to have Alteryx automatically detect changes to the input file and rerun the workflow, or if I need to use something like Alteryx Scheduler, Windows Task Scheduler, or another workaround.

    Has anyone implemented something similar? What approach worked best for you?

    This keeps the question:

    • Natural and Reddit-like.
    • Focused on one problem.
    • Open-ended enough to invite discussion and different solutions.
  • How can I run tsc –watch and nodemon together using npm scripts?

    Hi everyone, I’m learning Node.js with TypeScript and I’m trying to improve my development workflow. Right now, I compile my TypeScript files and then manually restart the server whenever I make changes. I was wondering if there’s a way to use npm scripts to run both the TypeScript compiler in watch mode and nodemon at(Read More)

    Hi everyone,

    I’m learning Node.js with TypeScript and I’m trying to improve my development workflow. Right now, I compile my TypeScript files and then manually restart the server whenever I make changes. I was wondering if there’s a way to use npm scripts to run both the TypeScript compiler in watch mode and nodemon at the same time.

    My current package.json scripts look like this:

     
    {
      "scripts": {
        "build": "tsc",
        "start": "node dist/index.js",
        "dev": "tsc --watch"
      }
    }
     

    I’d like to automatically recompile my TypeScript files and have nodemon restart the server whenever the compiled JavaScript changes. Is there a recommended way to do this using npm scripts, or should I use another tool like concurrently or npm-run-all?

    I’m still learning, so I’d appreciate a beginner-friendly explanation. Thanks!

  • Should Microsoft Graph API support SharePoint List Views?

    Many developers working with SharePoint Online discover that while Microsoft Graph API provides access to lists, items, and metadata, it does not currently support retrieving, creating, or managing SharePoint List Views. As a result, developers often need to fall back to SharePoint REST API for view-related operations. From an architecture and developer experience perspective: Should(Read More)

    Many developers working with SharePoint Online discover that while Microsoft Graph API provides access to lists, items, and metadata, it does not currently support retrieving, creating, or managing SharePoint List Views. As a result, developers often need to fall back to SharePoint REST API for view-related operations.

    From an architecture and developer experience perspective:

    • Should Microsoft Graph become the single API layer for all SharePoint operations?
    • Is maintaining separate Graph and SharePoint REST capabilities creating unnecessary complexity?
    • What challenges have you faced when working with SharePoint List Views?
    • How are you handling this limitation in production environments?

    Share your experience, workarounds, and thoughts on the future of Microsoft Graph and SharePoint integration.

  • Is Alteryx still relevant in the AI-driven analytics era?

    With AI copilots, automated dashboards, and conversational analytics becoming more common, many teams are re-evaluating traditional analytics platforms like Alteryx. At the same time, Alteryx continues to be widely used for workflow automation, data preparation, and enterprise-scale analytics processes. So where does it stand today?Is it evolving alongside AI, or being replaced by newer approaches?

    With AI copilots, automated dashboards, and conversational analytics becoming more common, many teams are re-evaluating traditional analytics platforms like Alteryx.

    At the same time, Alteryx continues to be widely used for workflow automation, data preparation, and enterprise-scale analytics processes.

    So where does it stand today?
    Is it evolving alongside AI, or being replaced by newer approaches?

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