Thursday, September 4, 2008 at 10:34AM So, you have the book. You're reading it. You're diggin the code library. You're doing some cool stuff of your own now. You are fast becoming a CRM Rock Star.
Tell us about it! We are looking for your stories and successes. Drop us an email (julie@thecrmbook.com) and tell us what you're up to. We will be featuring your stories and showcasing your hard work.
--julie
Thursday, August 21, 2008 at 02:03AM In this new video we look at how you can enable JavaScript IntelliSense so when your working with CRM scripts they can show properties of your custom entities. The video highlights one of the tools of the book, but the concept is available to anyone that has Visual Studio 2008. The book framework just makes it easier to use because it can generate the hint files from the CRM Metadata.
Watch the video here.
http://www.thecrmbook.com/Video/Customization/EnableCRMJavascriptIntellisense/viewvideo.aspx
Thursday, August 14, 2008 at 11:37AM By popular demand we have now made available a single file PDF download for people who purchase the E-Book.
This will now show up in the download section when you login to your account.
Monday, August 11, 2008 at 12:14AM For immediate release
For more information or interview requests contact: Julie (719) 302-3016 or julie@thecrmbook.com
Developing Applications on Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 by technical expert David Yack.
New Book Offers Developers a Deep Dive Look into Microsoft Dynamics CRM
[Colorado Springs, CO]- August 11, 2008- With the newest release of Microsoft Dynamics CRM a whole new platform emerged for custom software development. David Yack, a well known and respected technologist and author has written this book targeted to traditional CRM developers and broader use for building line of business applications. The 645 page book includes a large number of samples and step by step instructions on how to implement them to any solution. Additionally, the book code includes a Jump Start Framework developers can use to get started quickly. CRM as a Rapid Development Platform is sure to teach software developers of any skill level some new tips and tricks.
CRM As a Rapid Development Platform is the first book on Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 that specifically is targeted to developers. Traditionally, CRM has long been used to manage contacts and accounts; to manage the sales process. And now a new trend is coming to the forefront, XRM. XRM is about helping people manage all kinds of connections and relationships of all forms: government to citizen, politician to constituents, and so many more.
Published by Colorado Springs based We Speak You Learn, the book’s format is easy to follow either start to finish or one chapter at a time. The book is available in both print and e-book formats. For information about special group discounts and bulk purchases contact the publisher at 719-302-3016.
David Yack has long been considered an expert in his field and travels the world speaking and teaching others on many technical topics. David is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) and a Microsoft Regional Director. He is also the co-author of two other books on Microsoft technologies, including ASP.NET MVP Hacks, published by Wrox.
"This book is an absolute ‘must have’ for anyone embarking on a Microsoft CRM project. The tips, advice, recommendations and sample code are worth their weight in gold!" says Guy Riddle a CRM MVP with Praxa Limited in Australia.
“David has put together some of the most useful tips and code samples available for developing on the Microsoft CRM platform. Every CRM developer should consider this book a must-have resource” says Matt Wittemann a CRM MVP and Director, CRM Practice for Customer Connect.
CRM as a Rapid Development Platform is available direct from the publisher at www.thecrmbook.com now and will be available at other retailers like Amazon in the next few months. Developers can also watch how-to videos and other educational material on the book site.
Monday, August 11, 2008 at 12:11AM A new video has been added that walks through the creation of a simple workflow in Microsoft Dynamics 4.0. The video includes a complete discussion of all the triggering options that you can enable. Impact of a users security is also discussed as part of the video.
You can watch the video here.
This is the first part of many that will cover how-to topics related to workflow.