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Developer training - Recommendations on where to get from other than the MS Learn

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Posted on by MacNeg 53
Hello, 
 
We are new with D365 finance and operation (10.0.40) and would like to ask for recommendation on where we can get developer trainings that will give us skills needed to customize or extend applications based on business needs.  
 
Thanks! 
 
 
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    Zane.Barnes@crowe.com Profile Picture
    Zane.Barnes@crowe.com 20 on at
    Developer training - Recommendations on where to get from other than the MS Learn
    Hi MacNeg  – we’ve been able to build out a team of developers in this space. We have specific developer training boot camps that we use for onboarding new developers. Happy to have a deeper dive discussion on this topic if you are interested. 
     
    -Zane
    (zane.barnes@crowe.com)
  • André Arnaud de Calavon Profile Picture
    André Arnaud de Cal... 291,269 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at
    Developer training - Recommendations on where to get from other than the MS Learn
    Hi MagNeg,
     
    You can find a lot of development information on Microsoft Learn. You can start here. Develop and customize home page - Finance & Operations | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Learn
    There are local training companies which also provide some classroom training. 
    Next to these sources, there are a lot of blog posts and videos available on the internet. Note that learning development is like learning how to drive and get your driver's license. After you get it, experience will be really important and help you getting thing achieved quicker and better.
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    Adis 2,423 on at
    Developer training - Recommendations on where to get from other than the MS Learn
    Hey,
     
    We have a developer who was familiar with C# but not with x++. x++ is very similar to other .net languages. He learned it partly from the MS Learn pages and some specific stuff from our Microsoft partner. After a while he got into by debugging and checking the existing code.
     
    I know it doesnt answer your questions, however, I am not sure if there is an explicit x++ training. I think its similar from learning Business central when you are familiar with F&O, once you have a foundation its much easier to transit to something else.
     
    Kind rgards, Adis

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