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NAVBaaS Git for VS Code: request a new feature!
Richard Robberse
It has been 7 months since I released my VS Code extension called NAVBaaS Git, a free extension that seamlessly integrates your C/SIDE development with Git and Docker. (you can read all about it here ) With 544 unique installations and almost 1400 downloads, it’s safe to conclude that quite a number of people are or have been using the extension, big thanks for that! In those 7 months, some small features were added and a few bugs were fixed, but nothing big and now it feels like it’s the right...
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Business Central Telemetry Part 2: Sending Telemetry to Azure Log Analytics
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In my previous blog post , we looked at how to authenticate and call the Business Central Admin Center Telemetry API, we ended up with a response message that we could not deserialize into a C# class. Luckily some guys from Microsoft stumbled upon my blog post and asked for feedback, which resulted in a backlog item on their side to provide key-value pairs in the response. Thanks guys and keep reading my blog posts Today we’ll look at how to transform the response into a class that we can then use...
2019-1-15
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Business Central Telemetry Part 1: Consuming the API
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With Business Central you get something called Business Central Admin Center , the place where tenant admins and delegated admins (the partner associated with the tenant) perform admin tasks like manage environments, set upgrade windows and view telemetry. Everything you can do through the admin center can also be done through the APIs, today we’ll have a look at how to consume the telemetry API from a simple C# console application and create the foundation for the next blog post where we will go...
2019-1-6
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The performance impact of events
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For the people that missed out on the session called ‘Performance: Business Central reloaded for the Cloud’ at the #navtechdays this year, it’s extremely important to catch-up with the topics discussed as this was the most informative session at the event. One key takeaway of the session is about that magic thing that solves all our problems when going from C/AL to AL, that’s right, we’re talking about events! Oh, and by the way, the recording of that session can be found here . I knew...
2018-12-12
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Using upgrade tags to facilitate continuous upgrade
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What do you do when you need to kill some time in a hotel before the NAV TechDays break loose? That’s right, write a blog post! This one has been on my list for quite some time now but there were always more interesting things to blog about, but now it’s time to finally take care of the Upgrade Tags. Somewhere in the development of Business Central the table Upgrade Tag and codeunit Upgrade Tag Mgt. appeared, but what are they meant for? Let’s find out With NAV2015 we got upgrade codeunits...
2018-11-21
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Business Central Embed Apps 101
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There are three types of apps you can choose to either extend or build on top of Business Central, add-on apps, connect apps and embed apps, the latter is probably somewhat unknown to you but that’s about to change! The three types of apps: Connect apps are built on top of the Business Central APIs, connect apps are able to leverage from the standard APIs as well as from custom APIs added by either an add-on app or an embed app. Add-on apps extend and/or add functionality to Business Central...
2018-11-19
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Build as a Service for Dynamics 365 BC & NAV now released!
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We’re in an era where we are expected to deliver software more often and to deliver it faster, in other words, we’re expected to be agile. In order to be agile, we need continuous integration, continuous integration is a practice where members of a team integrate their work several times a day into a shared mainline. Each integration should be verified by a build (including tests) to detect integration errors as quickly as possible. This is just a brief explanation of continuous integration as...
2018-11-7
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Say hi to my new blog!
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Last few months I haven’t been blogging a lot due to the fact that I was really busy with starting up my own company, building a website and developing a build service for Dynamics 365 & NAV (announcement will follow in the next few days) The next natural step is to move my blog to my company...
2018-11-4
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Say hi to my new blog!
Richard Robberse
Last few months I haven’t been blogging a lot due to the fact that I was really busy with starting up my own company, building a website and developing a build service for Dynamics 365 & NAV (announcement will follow in the next few days) The next natural step is to move my blog to my company...
2018-11-4
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The impact of Microsoft moving the base application to AL
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Last week at directions Microsoft did a demo where they’ve shown the full solution running as an extension with only the system objects left in C/SIDE, that’s great, right? In this blog, I’ll share my thoughts on the subject and make you aware of the impact it has. Over the last few...
2018-10-8
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