Early-bound and Async support for on-prem D365
The release of version 2.3 of Data8 Dataverse client library brings with it a range of benefits for .NET Core apps. One of the significant improvements is the support for both early-bound classes and async methods, designed explicitly to cater to on-prem instances of Dynamics 365 or Dynamics CRM. This improvement ensures that developers have easy access to full CRUD operations, thereby contributing to a better development experience overall. The new changes are outlined in the official release notes, which provides further details on the changes.
Overall, this is a significant step for .NET Core developers, as it helps strengthen the platform's versatility and efficiency when dealing with on-premise instances.
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