What you'll learn:
- Understand core X++ programming concepts and syntax used in Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations
- Write and modify X++ classes, methods, and table logic confidently
- Work with database operations using select statements, transactions, and data manipulation in X++
- Apply extensions and Chain of Command (CoC) following D365 FO best practices
- Read, analyze, and enhance existing X++ code in real-world scenarios
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Welcome to this course on X++ Technical Fundamentals for Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations (D365 FO).
X++ is the core programming language used to build, customize, and extend business logic in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations. If you are planning to work as a D365 FO technical consultant, developer, or techno-functional professional, a strong understanding of X++ is not optional—it is essential.
Many learners find X++ confusing at the beginning. This is not because the language itself is difficult, but because most explanations jump directly into advanced topics without clearly explaining the fundamentals. Concepts like tables, select statements, extensions, Chain of Command, and transactions often feel overwhelming when the basics are not solid. This course is designed to bridge that gap.
In this course, we will start from the absolute fundamentals of X++, assuming no prior experience with the language. You will gradually build your understanding of X++ syntax, data types, control flow, classes, and methods before moving into how X++ interacts with the D365 FO framework. Each concept is explained with practical examples so that you not only understand what to write, but also why it is written that way.
You will learn how X++ works with:
Tables and database operations
Business logic implementation
Forms and UI interaction
Extensions and best practices followed in real projects
The course focuses on real-world usage, not just theoretical knowledge. The examples and explanations are aligned with what you will actually encounter in D365 FO projects, support tickets, and interviews. By the end of this course, you should be comfortable reading existing X++ code, debugging issues, and writing clean, maintainable code that follows Microsoft’s extension-based architecture.
This course is especially helpful for:
Beginners who want a structured and simple entry into X++
Functional consultants looking to become techno-functional
Junior developers who want to strengthen their fundamentals
Professionals preparing for D365 FO technical roles or interviews
My goal with this course is to make X++ simple, logical, and practical, so that you gain confidence step by step. Once your fundamentals are strong, advanced concepts and real project work become much easier to handle.
Let’s get started and build a strong foundation in X++ together.
