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DevOps for your Organization – Part 4: Creating a Build

In the previous post, we created a sample ASP.NET Core web application and published it to Azure DevOps. In this post, I will be going through the steps for creating a a simple YAML build process...

In Dynamics CRM

Starting a Dynamics CRM Custom Action from JavaScript

In a previous post, we demonstrated how to create a custom control that could look up all of the document templates for the Incident/Case entity. In this post, we will show you how to create...

In Dynamics CRM

Finding Document Templates for Entities in Dynamics 365 – Part 3: Adding a Custom Button

In our previous post, we discussed a Dynamics 365 client had a need to add a new button to the to an entity’s ribbon that allowed for the client to: open a popup window, select a...

In Azure

Azure Service Bus to Schedule Azure Function Execution

One of our clients were interested in displaying information on various stocks on their website. They had already identified the API that provided the information that they needed. This API, however, would rate-limit requests based...

In SharePoint

Removing SharePoint Groups With PowerShell

Recently, we had to load-test a Dynamics CRM plugin to see how it would perform under significant user load. One of the side-effects of the plugin we were testing was that it would generate hundreds...

In Dynamics CRM

Finding Active SDK Message Processing Steps with PowerShell

Code Vanguard has built out several Dynamics-centered build and release pipelines for various projects in service to the federal government. A lot of our build and release process is around normalizing these environments. Since production...

In Dynamics CRM

Getting the CRM Service Client in PowerShell

In Dynamics CRM

Finding Document Templates for Entities in Dynamics 365 – Part 2: Publishing your Control

In our previous post, we discussed a Dynamics 365 client had a need to add a new button to the to an entity’s ribbon that allowed for the client to: open a popup window, select a...

In DevOps, DevOps for Your Organization

DevOps for your Organization – Part 3: Creating Your Demo Project

In the previous post, we set up and connected to an Azure DevOps git repository. In this post, I will be going through the steps for creating a sample application and committing it to...