C/AL
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Printing NAV reports in different languages
Last week I delivered the C/SIDE Development course for partner community in Zagreb. As always, questions abound afterwards. Today, I’ve got a question from an…
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Default database approach
Last Friday, while enjoying a not-at-all healthy Salisbury steak with cheese, I had an interesting discussion with a partner: should NAV consultancies create…
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Featuritis Cure
Don’t you just love when users come up with new feature ideas at a microprocessor clock rate. Even before you finish developing one, five new requests pop up.…
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NeverENDing story
Hint: this is a post for developers, and mostly junior developers, those who are still learning how to code properly. I know, I promised not to blog about…
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Estimated time left
I promised to myself not to post technical stuff on this blog. But as Seth Godin said not that long ago, never’s not such a long time. And also, why shouldn’t…
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Code of coding 4: Die, hard(coding) 2
In Croatia, most of roads resemble battlefields. They are so full of holes and patches from all kinds of repairs over time, that they have to re-pave them…
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Code of coding 3: Die, hard(coding)!
Development is an important phase of implementation of a highly-customizable ERP system, such as Microsoft Dynamics NAV, and that’s why I put a lot of emphasis…
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Code of coding 2: Documenting changes
Few days ago, when I wrote about coding, I didn’t have a slightest idea that at the same time, at the completely opposite part of the globe, Dave was blogging…
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Code of coding
Code is boring. It is geeky. And it’s ugly, too. In C/AL it is especially ugly. While contemporary development tools come with all sort of gizmos which make…
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Convergence
It has been a while since I was here, and I will not try to make any excuses. I could say that I have been busy (which would be true), and that I have a family…