XRM was CDS then and Dataverse now

In this post, the author discusses the recent renaming of Common Data Service(CDS) to Microsoft Dataverse and how Microsoft Teams has been transformed into a developer platform with its own database called Dataverse for Teams. The author elaborates on the history of the platform, mentioning that CDS 1.0 was initially tried on Dynamics Axapta before CDS 2.0 was born on top of Dynamics CRM. The author prefers to use XRM(“anything” Relationship Management) to emphasize that the platform is more than just Customer Relationship Management and why it is a complete package with great features like SDK, REST API and Rigid security concepts. The post also mentions recent terminology changes, such as tables being used instead of entities and columns instead of fields. Overall, the post provides insights into the recent shifts in the platform and the future roadmap and product lifecycle of the Dataverse and Dataverse for Teams.