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Enable GIT on your NAV Developer Preview
When doing sessions about VSCode – one of the main advantages people always talk about (in comparison with our classic C/AL development environment (aka C/SIDE)), is “GIT Integration”. Or “Source...
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AL with VSCode: Symbol Rename
When you’re a NAV developer, you’re not really spoiled with developer tools. So these are exciting times .. and I think I can speak for many developers when claiming I’m very much looking forward to...
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AL with VSCode: Run Extension Objects (with PowerShell)
Some time ago, Mark blogged an interesting article about running objects from extensions. You can read it here: https://markbrummel.blog/2017/05/20/tip-58-run-extension-objects/ .It made me wonder .....
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Import-NAVModules: An easy way to import NAV PowerShell modules
I seem to remember that I have told you that I have created some modules in PowerShell to make my (and your) life easier in Microsoft Dynamics NAV.. ;-).Well – it seems that these modules are getting...
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NAV Developer Preview – Fix Script
When you want to experience the new developer tools, you need to set up a VM on Azure. Now, this takes a while.On top of that, it’s all “preview”. As in: “might crash”. And in: “if it crashes, there...
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Create an offline Development Preview – enable the in-client visual designer
You might remember this post:http://www.waldo.be/2017/02/20/make-the-new-developer-tools-available-on-a-local-machine/Well, back in those days, I might have forgotten a few bits ;-). Namely to enable...
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10 years waldo’s blog
I didn’t realize something .. but since April this year, I have been blogging for a full 10 years. Not THE most important topic ever created – definitly not when Microsoft announces big new things like...
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AL with VSCode: ExportToNewSyntax
When you start doing AL development in VSCode, you inevitably will want to convert from the very old and dusty C/AL language, to the brand new shining innovative AL language :-).How that is being done,...
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Add a logo to a C/AL Extension (ExtV1)
Just to set the right expectations – this blog is intended for Extensions Version 1. In other words, extensions that are:developed completely in the well known classic C/SIDE development environment...
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NAV Developer Preview – September (Getting started)
Yesterday, we got a new Development Preview from Microsoft. You can read the announcement on their blog.This time, a lot has changed on how the image is constructed – basically meaning that my blogs on...
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Directions US – PowerShell Combat
I’m on my way to Orlando as I write this post. For quite some time, Irma – and apparently a local storm today in Belgium – made it very unsure if there was going to be a “Directions US” this year....
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Directions 2017 – Keynote – Dynamics 365 “Tenerife”
I’m just done with the keynote, and have been writing down quite some notes – so I figured, why not turn this into a blogpost ;-). One with a very clear disclaimer: all the below, is how I percieved...
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Directions 2017- Key Note 2 – New Client Rendering & Release date information
I’m going to be short on this one – basically because I have missed quite some from the second keynote. Two things I would like to quickly share.Release date informationLook at this slide:So, I take...
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“Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2018” in 2017 afterall!
Good News!I just got some breaking news from – for me – a very reliable source. Fellow Microsoft Dynamics NAV MVP Erik Hougaard just released his blogpost that Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2018 will be...
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2018 / Dynamics 365 “Tenerife”
I’m on the plane going back home after visiting one of my best friends .. which finally gives me some time to wrap up whatever has been in my head about Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2018 and Microsoft...
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Docker@waldo – My Local Demo Environment
Well – I guess there is no way around – Docker is the way forward, and you’d better get on the train!Getting startedWell, I am not going to tell you what Docker is. I am BY FAR not an infrastructural...
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Docker@waldo – Updating my local environment
As you might af read in my previous post, I am setting up a demo environment to be used during my session at NAVTechDays.Well, today, Microsoft announced the new November release of the “NAV Developer...
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2018 is available for download
Easiest blog post to write EVER – and with very positive news: the day has come, Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2018 is available for download!You can download it from PartnerSource, and this link should help...
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Add a logo to a Microsoft Dynamics NAV Extension / App
Just because I needed it recently – let me quickly show you how you can add a logo to an extension. It’s so extremely simple – that you will wonder why I wrote this. Well .. because I got the question...
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I have feedback – what do I do?
There was a good topic the other day on twitter: “How and where do I report feedback about NAV”?No TwitterI shouldn’t be explaining this, but I will, because there was some confusion.. : Do what you...
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