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7 git commands you should know

For many years, developers in C/AL did not need to know anything about Git or other versioning tools. That has changed with Business Central, or more specifically with AL Language. Today, we will look at the most important (and basic) git commands any developer should know. These commands are usually quicker and more professional than working with the GIT UI in VS Code. I'm not trying to explain how the git works, what can be done or how to master the git. This article is mainly for new developers in AL Language or developers who are experienced in C/AL development but do not know how to work with git commands in AL Language. For this reason, I tried to explain some parts in a straightforward way or even provide not completely accurate information, as these details/knowledge are not...

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Directions ASIA 2023

Just a few days ago, I returned back home to Brisbane from another great conference - Directions4Partners ASIA in Bangkok. And it was again a TOP event with an amazing organization team and also the best community. First of all, I would like to...

See you in Bangkok!

I have never been to Thailand, but it's going to change! See you in Bangkok at Directions4Partners ASIA 2023! Directions ASIA 2023 | Directions 4 Partners And what will my session be about? Do you know the Business Central base application...

DynamicsCon VIRTUAL March 2023

DynamicsCon VIRTUAL is an annual conference that brings together the Dynamics 365 community to share knowledge and best practices. The conference is set to take place 15th of March and is a must-attend event for anyone who wants to stay up-to-date...

My trip back to Europe – Directions EMEA 2022

You may be found I published fewer articles in the last two to three months. I definitely didn't lose my passion for Business Central or sharing interesting things, but I had to focus on my session at Directions EMEA 2022. It was a very special...

Session Schedule for Directions EMEA 2022

The session schedule for Directions4Partners EMEA 2022 is finally public! There are many great sessions over all three days (09th - 11th November 2022). Check it by yourself at Session Schedule | Directions 4 Partners! And if you do not know which...

Directions4Partners EMEA

I'm super happy that my session (together with @MVPKine) for Directions4Partners EMEA has been accepted! Directions4Partners EMEADirections EMEA 2022 (directions4partners.com)9th - 11th of November 2022Hamburg - Germany Data Exchange Deep-dive...

Planned sessions for 2022Q4 and 2023Q1/Q2

Many fabulous conferences have been announced for the next year. I have already planned what I want to attend as a speaker in the first half of the next year. I still do not know which session I will be presenting at Directions EMEA 2022 later this...

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7 git commands you should know

7 git commands you should know

For many years, developers in C/AL did not need to know anything about Git or other versioning tools. That has changed with Business Central, or more specifically with AL Language. Today, we will look at the most important (and basic) git commands any developer should...

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How to define the source for item reservations?

How to define the source for item reservations?

It's not uncommon to have a customer's request to limit from which source items could be reserved. For example, customers may not want to reserve items from return orders. How can we achieve this goal? It's really simple. All the magic is done in the procedure...

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Directions ASIA 2023

Directions ASIA 2023

Just a few days ago, I returned back home to Brisbane from another great conference - Directions4Partners ASIA in Bangkok. And it was again a TOP event with an amazing organization team and also the best community. First of all, I would like to thank all organizers...

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Analysis mode in Business Central 2023 wave 1

Analysis mode in Business Central 2023 wave 1

Analysis mode is a new type of view for any list page, available from Business Central 2023 wave 1. This mode on list pages enables users to analyze and pivot data directly in the client. Let's explore what is available and how it can be used. The feature is disabled...

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NavigationAction for ErrorInfo data type

NavigationAction for ErrorInfo data type

One more article about ErrorInfo data type. Have you already read my previous posts about ErrorInfo and Collectible Errors? ErrorInfo data type & Collectible Errors | MSDyn365 Business Central - Ing. Tomáš Kapitán (kepty.cz) Collectible Errors?! | MSDyn365...

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See you in Bangkok!

See you in Bangkok!

I have never been to Thailand, but it's going to change! See you in Bangkok at Directions4Partners ASIA 2023! Directions ASIA 2023 | Directions 4 Partners And what will my session be about? Do you know the Business Central base application contribution pilot? I really...

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Error actions for ErrorInfo data type

Error actions for ErrorInfo data type

It is already almost one and a half years since the ErrorInfo data type was introduced (we saw this data type for the first time in BC2021w2). If you do not know what it is and how to use this data type, check my previous posts: ErrorInfo data type & Collectible...

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DynamicsCon VIRTUAL March 2023

DynamicsCon VIRTUAL March 2023

DynamicsCon VIRTUAL is an annual conference that brings together the Dynamics 365 community to share knowledge and best practices. The conference is set to take place 15th of March and is a must-attend event for anyone who wants to stay up-to-date with the latest...

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Happy New Year 2023!

Happy New Year 2023!

Happy New Year to all of you! I hope that 2023 will be a fantastic year filled with joy, prosperity, and meaningful experiences. Thank you for being a part of our small Business Central community, and I look forward to continuing to share and connect with you in the...

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Data types under the microscope: List

Data types under the microscope: List

The List data type in AL language represents an ordered collection of objects that can be accessed by their index. Unlike an Array data type, a List does not have a fixed size and does not need to have its dimension specified when it is declared. The List data type...

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