Leveraging Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 as an application development platform to build real world business solutions that go beyond what you think of as "Just CRM" Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 provides all the capabilities to be a foundation for building line of business applications and saves you a ton of time! In this book, you will learn that CRM is an application development platform not just a CRM package. We will explore how its declarative data modeling, security model, dynamic SOA Web Service creation and other platform services make it a fast and easy platform for development. CRM 4.0 uses popular developer technologies like SQL Server, SQL Server Reporting Services and Windows Workflow Foundation for process automation. See how you can build your applications on top of it, integrate with it or simply extend it using ASP.NET, SharePoint, Silverlight, Virtual Earth, Custom Workflow Activities, Mobile and more.

CRM as a Rapid Development Platform

Computers & Technology

David Yack

Programming

We Speak You Learn, LLC

Silverlight brings to the table a number of unifying concepts that both web and desktop developers should find appealing to build business applications. In this book, David Yack shares with readers the information he wishes he could have found in one place when he got started with Silverlight. The book is designed as a quick start learning guide focused on the essential parts of Silverlight a developer new to Silverlight should focus on first. This book establishes the foundations developers need to get started quickly with Silverlight. The hardest part of learning a new technology is navigating and finding all the right information to get up to speed quickly. The goal of this book is not to teach .NET programming basics. We figure that if you're reading this book you have had some experience doing .NET development. Most people who buy this book are looking for a quick way to get up to speed with Silverlight. More specifically we are going to focus on the parts of Silverlight that are useful for building business applications. This book is the introduction to building business applications with Silverlight. The goal of this book is simple; provide a quick way for an existing .NET developer to learn the basics of Silverlight. Silverlight 4 Jumpstart is a revision of Silverlight 3 Jumpstart integrating information on the new features of Silverlight 4. Inside you will find coverage of the new data binding changes, out of browser capabilities and Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) to name a few. Additionally, coverage has been expanded for some areas like application navigation.

Silverlight 4 Jumpstart

Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 is an application framework for building business applications. This book is not an introduction to the framework, but a guide to using Silverlight with CRM 2011. Using Silverlight with CRM was possible before CRM 2011, it's just now with CRM 2011 the support has become first class. For example, Silverlight content can now be hosted and served to the client by CRM making deployment simple for even the CRM offline client that runs inside of Microsoft Outlook. Once built, Silverlight components can be easily added to forms by non-developers making them building blocks for larger solutions. CRM developers will find Silverlight's capabilities useful when extending the CRM user experience. Developers migrating existing CRM applications to CRM 2011 will find it an ideal time to convert existing custom content to Silverlight applications hosted as Web Resources. Developers building new CRM applications will have a fresh start using Silverlight and won't be constrained by existing implementations. In this book we will explore how Silverlight can be used as part of building CRM 2011 applications.

Silverlight + CRM

The CRM 2013 Quick Start is a first look at Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 and all the new features that have been included. In the CRM 2013 Quick Start you will find details that can help administrators, customizers (functional consultants) and developers; not to mention power business users wanting to know all the details the admin never tells them. If you run CRM in the cloud or sitting in a server room at your office the information is useful. This book is targeted to someone who has some CRM prior experience. By that we simply don't spend any time explaining the basics of Microsoft Dynamics CRM from a beginner's point of view. That said, the information in this book would still be useful on your journey to become proficient

CRM 2013 QuickStart

Richard Knudson

David Berry

Joel Lindstrom

Dylan Haskins

Jukka Niiranen

Networking & Cloud Computing

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