In our first session, we demystified Dependency Injection (DI) by comparing it to a strategic cooking experience. Like picking the right ingredients for your lasagna, DI allows you to select and swap components in your code without fuss. We equated different DI methods to kitchen practices: constructor injection as prepping…
Dependency Injection in for Dataverse Plugins Part 1
Okay, let’s break it down with Dependency Injection, DI for short—it’s the secret sauce for keeping your code chill and collected. Imagine you’re in the kitchen, whipping up your grandma’s famous lasagna. Now, you wouldn’t toss in random spices without tasting, right? DI is sort of like that taste test—it…
The journey of my first XrmToolBox tool
So I created and published my first XrmToolBox tool and even got it validated. Here I want to share some information about my journey from start to finish. You can find my plugin in the XrmToolBox under Icon Gallery and also can take a look at the source code here.…
Start love your client side dev using Fiddler
Benedikt Bergman wrote a far better article than this one and I would recommend checking out his instead: https://benediktbergmann.eu/2021/01/21/use-fiddler-to-serve-a-local-version-of-webresources/ With this article I want to show my fellow developers how to love Fiddler. Sadly I had to read on twitter that developers struggle with getting Fiddler to work. We were…