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Lately I have been involved in a program from Microsoft that I personally think is really useful. That useful that I’m spending my only spare time at a pool (and not in it) in Bangkok to tell you about it. The Ready To Go Program If you are a partner for Dynamics NAV, you must have heard about Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central by now. Whether you like it or not (and I do…), it is a major shift in about everything…

I’m very happy to announce that my first Visual Studio Code extension called NAVBaaS Git has been released last Wednesday. The people who attended the session about Continuous Integration at the Dutch Dynamics Community event already had their first glimpse at the brand new extension and I really...

Cool Extension! Marcellus Nav Blog I think we all like the Zooming in the classic client and the Help/ About This Page in the Role Tailored client. This extension I created can be easily added to any page that displays records from the database and it will show all fields included in the source table. The source code is available on Github . View original post 150 more words

Last week was all about Visual Studio code. This time at Microsoft in Kista, North of Stockholm. Two days of Developing solutions for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2018 and Business Central in Visual Studio code. The delegates consisted of a mix between Swedish partners, a Polish partner and internal Microsoft employees. Thank you to Anders Fuch for inviting me.

On this episode we welcome back Jeff Bacon and Elliot Fishman of  Catapult ERP . Elliot recently published a  two   part piece on MSDW that explains how his firm will adapt its busi... read more Read the full text.

This week, on the Dynamics 365 Business Central and NAV blog roundup: Reporting from NAV: the benefits of OData CRS AL language extension - running objects Inventory costing with Dynamics NAV - a brief overview Reporting from NAV: the benefits of OData On the Fenwick Software blog, Jake Edwards stated that he is often asked what options are available when reporting from Dynamics NAV. Although…

Source Microsoft has announced the general availability of Azure SQL Data Sync. The service supports unidirectional or bidirectional synchronization of data between Azure SQL Database and SQL endpoints, including in hybrid SQL deployments that span cloud and on-premises. Thus, local data can be accessed from on-premises applications and Az... read more Read the full text.

I’ve been using VS Code for almost all dev and editing tasks for the last months and honestly couldn’t be happier. The only thing missing for me and the reason why I occasionally still used PowerShell ISE was psedit for remote file editing. It basically allows you to open a remote session in your editor...

When talking about deploying Microsoft Dynamics NAV for a customer, nowadays you have four options available for your architecture. On-Premises : You manage everything, from hardware to software. This is the most common way to deploy Microsoft Dynamics NAV. IaaS : You hand over the infrastructure management to someone else, in this case, the Azure cloud, and you need to manage the database…