Introduction to Dynamics 365 CE SDK
The topic of this article is the Dynamics 365 CE (CRM) SDK (Software Development Kit). The SDK documentation is quite extensive, making it difficult to cover in a single article. However, with this series, I will try to explain the examples provided in the SDK and any existing bugs.
The SDK documentation is a vital source of information for Dynamics 365 CE (CRM) developers. You can access the current version from here. If you are developing for an outdated version of Dynamics 365 CE, you can refer to the documentation here. Additionally, you can check out my article where I have gathered useful resources for On-Premises development.
While developing on Dynamics 365 CE (CRM), all the information you need is thoroughly covered in the SDK documentation. However, sometimes you might not want to do a lot of reading. With this series, we aim to present the information in the SDK documentation in a more comprehensible way to provide valuable insights for Dynamics 365 CE (CRM) developers.
Early-bound vs. Late-bound
The C# examples are prepared in an Early-bound format. This often confuses many new developers who use copy/paste, and can lead to errors if there is no Early-bound Entity structure in the project. Therefore, in this series, I will provide examples using the Late-bound Entity structure to help Dynamics 365 CE (CRM) developers gain a better understanding.
The Late-bound Entity structure forms a large part of Dynamics 365 CE (CRM) projects. Therefore, understanding this structure is highly beneficial for Dynamics 365 CE (CRM) developers. Having knowledge of the Late-bound Entity structure allows developers to work more effectively and efficiently in their projects. Through this series, we aim to provide a comprehensive resource on the Late-bound Entity structure for Dynamics 365 CE (CRM) developers.
When I add a new article to this series, I will update the list below to ensure that Dynamics 365 CE (CRM) developers always have the most up-to-date and accurate information. Additionally, this series will cover topics that are either not included or less known in the SDK documentation. This way, I will provide a different perspective for Dynamics 365 CE (CRM) developers and help them create more creative and innovative solutions in their projects.
I hope this series will be a useful resource for Dynamics 365 CE (CRM) developers.
Happy reading to all of you!
