April 22, 2009
Yesterday we:
- created, tweaked and tested table entities, forms and views in Microsoft CRM
- started creating workflows
- mocked up Silverlight apps for the offshore dev team to work on
- discussed security, hosting models, and what venture capitalists are looking for
- started programming customizations and plug-ins
Jim Steger of Sonoma Partners is really giving us a great head start on how to best customize Microsoft CRM.
A lot of application built in one day!
April 21, 2009
Our first morning in Boston dawned clear and cool. Perfect weather for the Boston marathan that was to begin in a few hours. We jumped in our car and headed to the Microsoft Technology Center.
We met some great folks from all over the country – employees of Microsoft, partners of Microsoft, and the 4 other teams we’ll be working alongside this week. Day 1 was information overload as we learned how to extend Microsoft Dynamics CRM with Silverlight, custom entities, plug-ins, and other extensions. By the end of the day, we had a rough draft of our app, and left at 11 pm to head back to our hotel, quite a bit brain drained, but excited about the next day.
April 7, 2009
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