Development
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How to replace DotNet in AL
A lot of us still have a ton of C/AL code sitting around in existing databases that sooner or later will have to be moved into AL. A lot of us also have a ton…
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Invoking Azure Functions from AL recording available
The “Invoking Azure Functions from AL using Visual Studio Code” webinar is over, and it was a pleasure delivering it for you, folks. There were 350+ people…
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Invoking Azure Functions from AL
One elegant way of replacing your .NET interoperability code with something else is by using Azure Functions. Sounds good in theory, but what does it take in…
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State of .NET Affairs
I said a word or two about progress last week. Apparently, VS Code is not the only place where we take a small step back to be able to make a huge leap…
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Is Visual Studio Code really an improvement
Progress often doesn’t look like progress at all when it first arrives. When on July 3, 1886, Daimler Benz presented his first car, it had a 0.75 horse-power…
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Sorting out the DLL hell, Part 2: The Solution
Deploying .NET assemblies to clients and servers in need is no simple affair. In my last post I have explained the problem, and announced the solution. As…
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What’s New in NAV 2016: Code Editor
Three years ago I was doing a presentation about something or other about NAV at a non-NAV conference. That’s in front of normal developers. And you can…
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Server Extensibility Demos
Yesterday, as a part of Microsoft’s Road To Repeatability program, I delivered a live meeting session about server extensibility in NAV in which I focused on…
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The “Life Hack” from today’s Session
And yes, I almost forgot… Somebody (sorry, I didn’t catch the name) asked me to put my life hack on the blog as well, so here it is. For all of you who were…
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DEmos from the .NET Interop for Mere Mortals
Thanks to everybody who attended my session today at NAV TechDays 2014 in Antwerp. As promised, here are the goodies from the session. I’ve simply taken the…