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I'm undecided about CRM at the moment. It's a great tool for the business users but so far for development it's been a bit against the grain. The next problem I need to tackle is how to easily source control javascript used within forms. We use TFS for our source control.
Anyone had an experience or have any ideas on how to do this?
Obvious choice would be to copy and paste the JS in to your source control, but it's also an obvious pain in the rear.
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV developed from Navision Unusually for a Microsoft product, Microsoft Dynamics NAV is open source.
You can use a rich set of additional controls to create a more touch-friendly experience on Dynamics 365 for phones and tablets. These include sliders, switches, multimedia player, input masks, calendar, and other controls. You can use these additional controls only with the mobile apps and Unified Interface apps.
In the form editor, double-click the field where you want to add a custom control, such as the Budget Amount field on the opportunity main form. Alternatively, you can create a custom field. On the Field Properties page, select the Controls tab, and then select Add Control.
Web resources are virtual files that are stored in the Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (on-premises) database and that you can retrieve by using a unique URL address.
A couple of things that we do in our projects:
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I answered a very similar question here - Version Control for Visual Studio projects and MS Dynamics CRM (javascript)
My choice for source control is TFS holding each of the 2011 JScript libraries.
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