The new website from MiBuSo has been put into production and I love it. It took some time to get used to, but it is awesome to have a forum again which is simple and fast. No bulshit. Take a … Continue reading →

After returning home from NAVUG where I tried to inspire people to develop software in a less intrusive way I found out that you cannot just start working with the new extension model. The DLL you need in PowerShell is … Continue reading →

This blog is written from Reno Nevada where the folks from the NAVUG content committee asked me to talk about how to integrate add-ons with NAV. This session was intented to inspire people to think about alternative approaches to the … Continue reading →

After last week I stopped counting the number of blogs about the new code editor and intellisense. Personally I think it is great news Microsoft invested in the editor moving us to a more modern environments. Before I move on. … Continue reading →

I am writing this blog from Schiphol airport while getting ready to travel to Reno USA to attend, train and present for NAVUG Summit. It is hard to find a bigger difference in two adjacent events. This week Microsoft presented … Continue reading →

Back home at the office in Olst I am trying to wrap my head around what I learned in Mannheim this year. It is mind boggling. The amount software improvements that Microsoft ships as NAV2016 is just amazing, especially if … Continue reading →

Every keynote should start with a show. This time it is a church organ. Where is Arend Jan Kauffmann when you need him. We have 1354 attendees this year from 42 countries making it without doubt the biggest NAV event … Continue reading →

Tomorrow, on Monday morning the keynotes will start here at Directions EMEA. 1354 People have registered. That is like a 25% increase from last year. Amazing. Yesterday and today we already had a lot of pre-conference community fun. On Saturday … Continue reading →