V24, here you go!
Last 5th of April, Microsoft released Business Central 2024 wave 1 (V24) for On Premises environments. As known, who use BC in Cloud don’t have to worry about upgrading: Microsoft …
Update Business Central on premise in minutes!
Every month Microsoft releases a Cumulative Update for Business Central and two times per year a new major version is released (“wave 1” in April and “wave 2” in October). …
“AppDestination”
In these weeks I’m wondering what will be the evolution of Business Central AppSource. I had already spoken about the issues working with third party APPs with closed source (IP …
Yet another post about decoupling
Some weeks ago, Stefano Demiliani wrote an interesting post about “decoupling” (“Decoupling”: the misterious word for many Dynamics 365 Business Central partners. – Stefano Demiliani). He concluded: And for you, …
One month at the speed of light
In these days I’m working on a complex migration from NAV to BC of a pharmaceutical environment. The customer is satified by NAV, the processes are very standardized and the …
IP Rights and Open Source
Probably you noticed that in the last source files of Microsoft Business Central, the Open Source MIT license appeared: The Business Central source code (and previous the NAV source code) …
The same companion table
Waiting for the 2023 Wave 2 release of Dynamics 365 BC, I want to share some considerations with you about the Extensions data model. Here is what we are expecting …
Goodbye C/SIDE, welcome AL!
It was a long journey that led to the development of “Extensions V2” for Dynamics NAV. Those who have tried with events and then with the first extensions will remember …