Microsoft dynamics 365 online C# development

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I was hoping for some guidance on developing for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Online. At the moment, we have Microsoft Dynamics 365 OnPrem which I have developed custom aspx pages using C# to manipulate CRM data. I have only downloaded some free trails for Online and watched some youtube however from the examples it seems like we are being forced down PowerApps to make a custom form that is written in DAX, and this is something I'm not comfortable with. I prefer to continue to make custom ASP.x pages but if that’s not possible at the very least be able to write the backend of the Power App to be in C#. Has anyone done anything similar? I have built Azure websites where I have updated Azure SQL database from c#. Would Microsoft Dynamics 365 Online be the same?

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Nicole

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online tutorials, online videos

Posted 18-Jan-24 4:25am

Nicole Strain

Updated 18-Jan-24 4:33am

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Richard MacCutchan 18-Jan-24 10:54am

You probably need to post this question on the Microsoft Dynamics forum.

[no name] 18-Jan-24 12:58pm

Perform operations using the Web API:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/dynamicscrm-2016/developers-guide/mt607901(v=crm.8)

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