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Integrating Stripe payment service with Dynamic 365 using Blazor ASP.NET Core

In this post, I will be integrating stripe payment service (Check out that support European strong customer Authentication) with the power platform (D365), and Blazor ASP.NET Core would serve as the middle ware between D365 and Stripe.

Prerequisites for this post:

  • Access to dynamic 365 instance
  • A test account with stripe
  • you should know your way on how to navigate aroung Blazor project
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Read Data From Azure function request body from webhooks call Using Dynamics 365.

In this blog post, I will assume you know how to create an Azure function, publishing the function using visual studio and registering a webhook against the function. For more information regarding creating a function and calling the function’s endpoint, click here.

There are lots of blogs on calling azure functions using the plugin registration tool, but just a few dive in deeper about accessing the request body data in the azure function itself, so this blog post is about solely accessing the request body and retrieving the specific data you want. In this example, we want to retrieve data from an account record in dynamics, when it is created.

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Exam MB-400: Microsoft Power Apps + Dynamics 365 Developer

I have just recently sat for and passed the MB-400 exam, this is exam is like no other microsoft exam I have sat for in the past.

For the curious ones, the below are the areas I concentrated on :

  • Introduction to developing with the power Platform
  • Extending the power pPlatform user experience Model Driven Apps
  • Extending the Power Platform Common Data Service
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Software Development Road Path for graduates and undergraduates

In times where the to break into the competitive software development realm seems too difficult for young graduate, I will walk through how I started 3 years ago. Please bear in mind that this route, are for college graduate.

  • First, during your college years do not be in haste to graduate without experience. I see college students just want to run their college years and then hit reality, when 2 years after university, they are still searching for that one professional job. I will advise you take a year out for placement and get that work experience in workplace that involves software development. If you get lucky, your placement workplace could hire you permanently after placement year is over.
  • Get a temporary work experience during summer breaks, all these exeperiences makes programming look like a second language to you, and when you graduate any employer out there that goes through your CV, would see the serious and ability in your to work (no employer wants a bench warmer in their workplace).
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