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With this blog post, Microsoft announced the March update of the Developer Preview. The usual Docker images will be publicly available on April 2nd and will contain the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central release candidate. In the blog post Microsoft listed … Read More »
A common question asked these days is why there are different versions of the AL Extensions for Visual Studio Code. With this post I try to explain what the differences are and what version you should choose when developing Extensions … Read More »
Last couple of days, I got a number of questions from people that all came down to the same issue: how to set the correct settings in the launch.json so Visual Studio Code can connect to NAV 2018. In most … Read More »
A few days ago we got a new NAV Development Preview from Microsoft. As Waldo already explained on his blog, a lot has changed this time. Well, I’m not going to repeat after him. I got the opportunity to play … Read More »
A few weeks ago, I posted about AL support for REST Web Services. And at the end I promised to convert the previous posted web service examples to AL code. The first three are now available on GitHub. Feel free … Read More »
A couple of weeks ago, I was trying to write web service examples in AL code for VS Code. Unfortunately, at that time, it was not possible to call the Base64 methods on the TempBLOB table. And because those functions … Read More »
A few days ago we did a webinar about the current status of AL in Visual Studio Code. The webinar was organized by NAV Skills and together with Waldo, Erik Hougaard and Daniel Rimmelzwaan we had a full hour of content. … Read More »
It shouldn’t require any introduction by now, a new developer experience is on its way for Dynamics NAV developers. If you had not a chance to play with it, you should really go and give it a try. Read more … Read More »