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AL Object ID Ninja v1.1.0 released
I have just released version 1.1.0 of AL Object ID Ninja. Here’s what’s new. Merge synchronization In previous versions, you could only synchronize full…
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AL Object ID Ninja
If it does what the documentation says it does, I can only say: “Build this man a statue!” Awesome job. — Waldemar Brakowski (@wbrakowski365) September 11,…
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Inside Git: Branches
It has again been a while since I blogged – or video-blogged for that matter. I won’t offer any excuses – I’ve been very busy over the past month. I delivered…
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Git storage – SHA1
If you have ever worked with Microsoft’s Team Foundation version control tools, it wasn’t easy to switch to Git. That’s not because Git was complicated – no,…
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What’s new about interfaces in 2021 Wave 1
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2021 Release Wave 1 is out (whoa, that was a mouthful) with some new perks for developers. Today, I had another live…
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Webinars in the upcoming period
My last two webinars were a great success, and this is not only judging from my angle. Attendees were very happy with them, and the feedback I received was…
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Webinar: CI/CD from AL developer’s shoes
I am postponing this webinar! It appears that it coincides directly with a webinar held by Arend-Jan Kauffmann, so I’ll announce different dates for this one…
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Conditional directives
One of the new features of the AL compiler that arrived with 2020 Wave 2 is Precompiler directives. This is nothing spectacular, programming languages had…
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Resident control add-ins – no SingleInstance
My last topic was resident control add-ins. In my video and written blog I’ve explained what they are and how you can quickly have them up and running.…
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Webinar: Git branching models and strategies
A few days ago I’ve announced that there will be a new series of webinars. The last webinar was a success. Apart from a few people complaining that I talked…