TechNerdiez | June 2026
If you've been here before, you probably remember this as a SharePoint blog. PowerShell scripts, CSOM snippets, OAuth flows — the kind of stuff that saved your afternoon when Microsoft's documentation decided to be unhelpful.
That was 2020. Then life happened, and the blog went quiet.
Six years is a long time in tech. SharePoint is still around (it's Microsoft, it'll outlive us all), but the conversation has completely shifted. Everything is AI now. And honestly? I got pulled in.
What I've been doing instead
I didn't stop being a nerd. I just moved the nerdery somewhere else.
I've been running EliteNeoAI — a YouTube channel where I cover AI tools, automation workflows, and what's actually worth your time in the AI space (which, if you've been paying attention, is approximately 20% of what gets hyped). I've also been building educational content for kids, experimenting with Make.com, and generally spending an embarrassing amount of time testing tools that promise to change everything.
What I kept noticing: there's a lot of content out there for beginners, a lot for developers, and almost nothing for people who are technical enough to be dangerous but not trying to build the next GPT. People like us.
That gap is why I'm back.
What this blog is now
TechNerdiez is pivoting. Still technical. Still practical. But the focus is shifting to:
- AI tools that are actually useful — not just another "top 10 AI tools" list, but real walkthroughs with real use cases
- Automation workflows — Make.com, Zapier, n8n, Gemini API, and how to string these things together to actually save time
- AI in the Microsoft ecosystem — Copilot for M365, AI in Power Automate, using AI to do the SharePoint things faster. Yes, it's still in here.
The old posts aren't going anywhere. If you landed here from a 2013 Google search about SharePoint event receivers — you're welcome, and please don't judge the CSS.
Why bother with a blog in 2026?
Fair question. Everyone's on YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn. Blogs feel vintage.
But some things are just better explained in writing. Code snippets. Step-by-step setups. Stuff you want to search, find, copy, and close the tab. A 90-second Short can't do that.
Also, I just like writing. Sue me.
If you want to follow along, you can subscribe (old school, I know) or find me on YouTube at EliteNeoAI where I post the video version of a lot of what ends up here.
Good to be back.
— Misty
Tags: AI tools, automation, Make.com, comeback, EliteNeoAI
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