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In today’s world if we are using any service on the internet, we are consuming some sort of APIs in many ways. Even the article you are reading is coming as a response to an API request to our servers. Have you ever thought how you are able to see Google Maps on websites other than Google? That is where the APIs comes into picture.

Hello all, as I have told in my last blog about how many types of workflows we can create in Microsoft CRM. In this blog, I am going to show you an example of an Asynchronous kind of workflow.In this example, we will create a simple workflow that runs in the background(asynchronously) to assign any newly created Contact record to a specific user and then send out a welcome email to the client.

In this blog, we are going to tell you how many types of workflows we can create in Microsoft CRM.Workflows in MS CRM allow you to automate simple and complex business processes within CRM. You can create workflows using CRM out-of-the-box functionalities, or you can write custom workflows with .Net code to do complex workflows. Workflow processes can run in background or in real-time and if required user input option can be given.

In this blog, I will like to share one of my experiences with Workflow approval email notification. Recently the email notification request for approval stopped working for workflows, which I have created earlier, and they were working.  

While developing any mobile app that is connected to the internet, we have to also handle the condition when the user is not connected to the internet. Sometimes we use Alert box or toast to prompt users that they are not connected to the internet, but it will be good if we can add some animation or images to display that message so that we can improve user experience.

Workflows link different users’ interrelated tasks. Two very common uses of workflows are approvals and requests to create new records, Things like payment approvals can also be included in workflows as an automated step before or after a predefined user task.

In this blog I am going to show you step by step how to set up users under workflow user groups, and you specify the users’ number in a process sequence, such as an approver chain. A Workflow User Group is a list of users to approve requests generated by a Workflow.

Create new project: expo init stacknavigation

- Create new expo project, open command prompt create a folder and execute below command expo init beautifulappbar - Open project into code editor (I’m using Visual Studio Code) - Open Terminal and run below command npm install react-native-paper - Add below line to your current .js file import { Appbar } from 'react-native-paper'; - Add below code to your function