Dynamics-365-Workflow-Tools
fake-xrm-easy
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Microsoft Public License | GNU General Public License v3.0 or later |
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Dynamics-365-Workflow-Tools
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Can I prevent users from closing opps as won?
As a very similar alternative to above, but without the need for a new field, you could install Dynamics 365 Workflow Tools (https://github.com/demianrasko/Dynamics-365-Workflow-Tools) and use the ismemberofteam workflow step (https://github.com/demianrasko/Dynamics-365-Workflow-Tools/blob/master/docs/IsMemberOfTeam.md) to check if the modified by user is in the back office team.
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Check any activities in lead when moving to next stage in bpf
You could use Dynamics-365-Workflow-Tools within a real time workflow use the Rollup Functions method to count the number of activities regarding to the lead an throw an error with a custom message via stopping the workflow when the count is less than 1.
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Is it possible to create an app that filters records in Dynamics CRM based on a condition?
The logic below would work using share / unshare if you install Demian Ruskos workflow tools (https://github.com/demianrasko/Dynamics-365-Workflow-Tools) or with out of the box assign / unnasign if you get your business units working.
fake-xrm-easy
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Which programming paradigm had the most impact on you as an engineer and why?
As a C# developer, F# is something I long to learn. I heard about F# until I had to adjust some build script which I thought is elegant [1]. I did try some F# tutorials at free time, but nothing that would make me comfortable and "click" on how to write functional code.
But I long to bring some improvements to code correctness that can be statically checked by embracing immutability, pattern matching with discriminated unions where compiler ensures you have handled all cases, typing system which makes illegal state impossible... those are just some features I spotted could be very useful. On top of that, F# code seems so much shorter.
[1]: https://github.com/jordimontana82/fake-xrm-easy/blob/master/...
What are some alternatives?
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xRM-Portals-Community-Edition - The definitive edition of Microsoft Open Source Portals, supported by the experts in portals.
DivertR - The .NET mocking framework for integration testing.
Crm.Specflow - D365 Extension for SpecFlow allows you to automatically test your Dynamics 365 CE implementation. It provides a broad set of SpecFlow steps to help you create your scripts very rapidly. It leverages the EasyRepro library from Microsoft for the User Interface related tests.
CreateAndFake - A C# class library that handles mocking, test data generation, and validation.
eShopOnWeb - Sample ASP.NET Core 8.0 reference application, powered by Microsoft, demonstrating a layered application architecture with monolithic deployment model. Download the eBook PDF from docs folder.
azure-functions-sample-unittest-integrationtest - Sample application to showcase how one can implement Unit and Integration testing for an Azure Functions application