The BEST Microsoft Dynamics 365 Online Training (2020)

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Developer Training - Part 1

Part 1 of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (CE or CRM) Development course from Ex-Microsoft employee. Learn extending Dynamics 365 with .Net. Use Plugins, Custom Workflows to accommodate custom business logic using SDK and Web Services.

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What You will Learn

Quickly become a Master in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Development.
Step by step guide on writing custom business logic using Microsoft Dynamics 365 SDK.
Deep dive of Plugins with hands-on examples.
Extend Workflows with Custom Workflow Activities.
Understand Microsoft Dynamics 365 Architecture.
Drastically improve your code by following Microsoft recommended best practices.
Learn to debug of Plugins and Workflows in Microsoft Dynamics 365.
Understand Microsoft Dynamics 365 Web Services and interact with them from custom code.
Stand out in the crowd by learning advanced coding concepts in Microsoft Dynamics 365.

Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?

Basic understanding of configuring entities, forms, workflows, solutions, etc. in Dynamics 365.
Basic knowledge of C# or any other Object Oriented Programming language required.
Visual Studio Community Edition 2017 or Higher Installed.

Who this course is for:

If you want to be a Dynamics 365 Developer or Architect or Technical Consultant, this course is right for you.
This course is for Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement aka CRM. Do NOT take this course if you are looking for Dynamics 365 ERP modules like Operations, Finance, HR.
If you are a beginner at Dynamics 365 Development and upgrade yourself to a PRO.

Course curriculum

1

Introduction, Architecture and Web Services
- Important UI Changes : New Unified Interface
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- Target Audience and Prerequisites
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- Introduction & Why Custom Coding?
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- Understanding Architecture
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- Dynamics 365 Web Services
- Prerequisite - Setting up Dynamics 365 Online Trial Instance
- Prerequisite - Installation of Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition
- Prerequisite - Creating a Publisher and Solution - Getting Ready for Development
2

Fundamentals of Plugin Development
- Understanding Plugin Pipeline
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- Plugin Messages
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- Hello World Plugin - Preparing Project Template
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- Hello World Plugin - Writing Code
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- Hello World Plugin - Deploying and Testing
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- Reading Data from Primary Entity in Plugin
- Second Plugin - Creating a Task using Organization Web Service
- Deploying Task Plugin
- Understanding Plugin Pipeline Stages
- Third Plugin - Duplicate Check Plugin Development
- Third Plugin - Duplicate Check Plugin Deployment
- Debugging Plugins
- Images in Plugin & Advantages
3

Plugin Development - Deep Dive - Advanced Topics
- Impersonation in Plugins
- Pass data between plug-ins using Shared Variables
- Understanding Context.Depth in Plugin
- Plugin Isolation Mode or Trust
- Handling Configuration data in a Plugin
- Asynchronous Plugins
4

Custom Workflows
- Introduction to Custom Workflows
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- Creating Configuration Entity for Custom Workflow Demo
- Development of Custom Workflows
- Development of Custom Workflows (Continued)
- Deploying Custom Worklfows
- Debugging Custom Workfows
- Using Assembly Versioning in Custom Workflows
- Comparison: Plugins Vs Workflows
5

Source Code
- Download Source code discussed in this training.
6

Console App Integration Using Xrm Tooling
- Introduction to Xrm Tooling & Console Application
- Developing Console Application
- Querying data using FetchXML
- Aggregate Operations using Fetch XML
- Querying data using LINQ - Late Binding
- Complex LINQ Queries
- Early Binding
- Late Binding Vs Early Binding
- Using LINQ with Early Binding
7

Advanced Messaging Operations using Service.Execute() - Request Response Classes
- Introduction to Service.Execute Method
- Using Service.Execute for CRUD and Advanced Messaging Operations
- Working with ExecuteMultipleRequest

Course Reviews

Easy to learn

Harshitha B

This is the best course to get started with dynamics 365 development if you are a beginner. The course gets started from the basics, so, even if a person is ...

This is the best course to get started with dynamics 365 development if you are a beginner. The course gets started from the basics, so, even if a person is not very familiar with the concepts, he/she can follow up easily. Every step is clearly explained which includes how to write code, test and debug. It has plenty of hands-on examples starting from simple to difficult levels practically done by the trainer which helped me get a clear idea on the concepts. Glad that I opted for this course for Dynamics 365 development. Eagerly waiting for the next lectures.

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Fast track I needed to get started

Paavo Juntunen

A nice course that takes you right to the point without boring super slow class lessons. Perfect for bad students like me :-) I've already learned more in a ...

A nice course that takes you right to the point without boring super slow class lessons. Perfect for bad students like me :-) I've already learned more in a day than I could have ever imagined. I believe I can do anything after this course just by using online material. Perhaps I'll even get certified someday but now I just want to get coding!

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I'm happy with this course. Satish has good experience in...

NADUMADODDI SAMITHA

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good

Nayakwadi Srivalli

I hope, I landed to a good course it helped me to learn more about Dynamics 365 development as I'm a beginner. They use many examples and explained it very c...

I hope, I landed to a good course it helped me to learn more about Dynamics 365 development as I'm a beginner. They use many examples and explained it very clearly by writing code, testing and debugging. This course met my expectations and waiting for the next lectures.

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FAQ

How do I get Microsoft Dynamics 365 instance for practice?
You can subscribe for a 30 day trial of Microsoft Dynamics 365 cloud environment. You can use this instance for practice.
How is Part 1 different from Part 2 ?
Part 1 deals with server-side components such as Plugins and Custom workflows whereas Part 2 is for client-side codings such as HTML and JavaScript.
How is PowerApps Development is related to Dynamics 365 Development?
Since both are on Common Data Service, Dynamics 365 development components such as Plugins and Workflows can be used in PowerApps too. Also, Web Services work in the same way.