Thanks to open source components for Microsoft Dynamics CRM, you can develop a WinForm application for CRM in 5 minutes.
In this blog article, I will go through a few simple steps to get up to speed developing a client that connects to and shows information from Microsoft Dynamics CRM by using two open source spinoff components: ConnectionManager from XrmToolBox and CRMGridView from FetchXML Builder. These four simple steps are all that is required:
- Create project and add NuGet packages
- Make VS aware of the imported user control
- Configure a form with CRMGridView
- Add a few lines of code
1. Create project and add NuGet packages
In Visual Studio, create a new WinForm Project. Right click the solution, select Manage NuGet Packages for Solution. In the search field, type Cinteros.Xrm Install Cinteros.Xrm.CRMWinForm. Continue reading “Windows app for Microsoft Dynamics CRM in 5 minutes”