Mastering Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 Programming

by Simon Buxton

Due to its interesting capabilities such as finance and supply chain management, business intelligence and reporting, project management, and so on, Microsoft Dynamics is one of the most widely used solutions adopted by many organizations across the globe. This book is a step-by-step tutorial that covers elements from the initial design through to development. Each concept is fully explained and demonstrated by the creation of a real-world project. You will learn some really useful, advanced development techniques such as extending your code with metadata and exception handling.

This book is an invaluable tutorial if you are moving from another ERP system or language, or if you are a technical consultant with a desire to create efficient functional designs and business solutions.

478 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 30, 2015

About the author

Simon Buxton is the Founder/Director of The Sacred Trust and British faculty for The Foundation For Shamanic Studies, the foremost core-shamanic training organisation in the world, directed by Dr Michael Harner. Simon has worked and trained within shamanic traditions for nearly three decades, including a thirteen year apprenticeship to a European Bee Master, as detailed within his book The Shamanic Way of the Bee, which was the recipient of the 2005 Canizares Book Award for non-fiction. He is also the co-author of Darkness Visible, and his third book, The Serpent Flight of the Honeybee is in preparation.

Simon is a Fellow of The Royal Anthropological Institute, the world's longest-established scholarly association dedicated to the furtherance of anthropology and his work has been profiled within several books including Traveling Between the Worlds by Hillary S. Webb and Soul Companions by Karen Sawyer. In 2007 Simon opened The Sacred Trust Center in Dorset, England where he conducts his writing, research and teaching work.

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Reviews

[Andrew · Rating 4 out of 5]

I've been doing AX programming for a few years now, so I wasn't sure how much I'd get out of this book. I was pleasantly surprised to find a good bit of information in here that I didn't already know.

For someone new to AX programming, I think this book would be a very good start. It walks you through a good example project, including tables, forms, classes, and so on. I didn't actually walk through all of the examples myself, but for someone new to AX, I think it would very valuable to do that.

This book really does cover quite a lot of stuff you'd need to know to get started working in AX. The one thing that's missing is a good introduction to the X++ language. There are plenty of X++ examples, but no really structured intro to the language. So you'd need to look elsewhere for that.

[Lourdes Cambridge · Rating 1 out of 5]

This one is viral and compromised. This is not a good choice. Enterprise Security went crazy and crashed and scratched. This has very little vision.