My third article for MSDyanmicsWorld.com was just released. It talks about the end-of-life of Adxstudio Portals, the release of the Dynamics 365 Portals v8.3 source code, and some of the new features of that 8.3 release.
My thoughts on a fantastic week in Nashville for the D365/CRMUG Summit conference.
There were two major developments in the last few weeks with regards to Dynamics 365 Portals: the source code for the current version of Dynamics 365 Portals was released, and Microsoft announced that support for Adxstudio Portals v7 would end of August 1, 2018.
In this post I go through some of our favorite platforms for building portals, and I’ll let you know what we love, and what we don’t, about each one of them.
My second article for MSDyanmicsWorld.com was just released. It talks about the technique being used by Dynamics 365 Portals developers to add custom server-side code to their implementations.
If you’re just getting started with Dynamics 365 Portals, it can be a bit tricky to track down documentation, release notes, and other useful resources. Here are some of my favourite Dynamics 365 Portals links.
My first article for MSDyanmicsWorld.com was just released. It is an overview of the new features released by Microsoft since the acquisition of Adxstudio Portals.
