Benedikt Bergmann

In this session, you will learn how a basic ALM process for CDS/Dynamics 365 (MDA) looks like. In addition, we will talk about advanced possibilities like automated tests and other Quality gates. The beginning of the presentation will level all of us to a common understanding of different types of tests, as well as Deployment options in CDS/Dynamics 365 (MDA). After the session, you will have a basic understanding of how to implement an ALM process for CDS/Dynamics 365 (MDA) in Azure DevOps using the PowerApps BuildTools.

In this session, you will learn how to create a teams status indicator light using NodeJS and a Raspberry Pi. In the course of the session, we will assemble the Raspberry PI and install all needed software as well as look at the NodeJS application.

In this session, we will create a project setup for a TypeScript implementation to be used for Dataverse. This will include EsLint, Prettier, typings and react. After the session, you will know how to set up a TypeScript project and write your first TypeScript code.

In this session, we will take a look at fiddler and how it could be used to speed up your frontend development for Dataverse by injecting the local version of your web resources into your browser. This will eliminate the need of deploying them whenever you make changes during development.

In this session, we will create a project setup for a TypeScript implementation to be used for Dataverse. This will include EsLint, Prettier, typings, react, tests, automated deployment, and more. After the session, you will know how to set up a TypeScript project.

In this session, we will learn how to get started with custom connectors. In the process of the presentation, we will build a custom connector from scratch. I will pinpoint some findings I had during recent creations of different custom connectors. After the session you will have a clear understanding of what custom connectors are, what they are used for and how to create your own.