C/SIDE
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Migrating Control Add-ins from C/SIDE to AL
Thanks to everyone who watched my live stream today! The audience wasn’t big, but it’s a very narrow topic, not of broad interest. Still, I am glad I got a few interesting questions that actually introduced my future topics quite nicely. You can find the recording here: As promised, I have published the GetImageResource.js file on my GitHub.
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Statical Prism – a simple, but practical C/AL code analyzer
Yesterday, thanks to @sforkmann and his blog at navision-blog.de , I have learned of the existence of Statical Prism . I’ve given it a try today, and I am pretty happy – that was just the tool I needed. I won’t give a complete overview of it here, I’ll just explain that it’s a tool that reads your…
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Was it necessary to kill the Classic client?
Absolutely. The world needs to move ahead. The technology advances. Who doesn’t want to keep up with the progress, stays behind. That’s how it has worked since the dawn of civilization. I can’t know the exact reasons why Microsoft has decided to stop support for the Classic client with NAV “7”, but I can offer my view and position on why I believe this was absolutely necessary.
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Death of Classic (C/SIDE) Client
Yesterday, during a coffee break at the What’s New in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 Technical for Application Consultants training in Vilnius, Lithuania (a fabulous place, by the way), a discussion arose around the destiny of the Classic (or C/SIDE) client in NAV.
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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 attendee: “What’s the best way to print a report in multiple languages?”. Up front: this is NOT a technical post.
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Version management
When I posted my last relevant post on this blog, I’ve got a comment from infonote (a visitor) how bad it was that Microsoft Dynamics NAV can’t use a versioning system. Well, as the matter of fact, it can. One of the nice things in NAV is that at any given moment, the development environment is just a Shift+F12 away.
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Techno stuff
Tons of documents exist about Microsoft Dynamics NAV, but most of them start with marketing lingo, and don’t wander away too much from it altogether. While it is nice to know that it is a system which will give you freedom to focus on your business, it is also nice to know what is it made of, and how it works inside.