When writing code with 365 – especially JavaScript within the application – it’s easy to become unsupported if you’re not careful, or otherwise unfamiliar with the application. Staying supported means, you can assume (with reasonable confidence) that your implementations will;
- Function correctly.
- Microsoft support will help when they don’t.
- Will continue working when an upgrade…
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Microsoft Dynamics 365 and the importance of staying supported
When writing code with 365 – especially JavaScript within the application – it’s easy to become unsupported if you’re not careful, or otherwise unfamiliar with the application. Staying supported means, you can assume (with reasonable confidence) that your implementations will; Function correctly. Microsoft support will help when they don’t.
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