Returned from summer vacation, picking up daily work and, as you might say, … getting ready for the touring season. The NAV on TFS tour. Or somewhat longer: NAV ALM with Team Foundation Server – On Tour. By now the tour is already on the run. It started two weeks ago…
It has been very silent and all of a sudden the bear is loose again. I mean Sigfredo Beerman is writing again. You might recall my amazement some years ago. As a matter of fact three years, on my birthday (check it out). In those days, finally somebody (or at…
Now, on the Northern hemisphere, the meteorological summer is left behind, autumn will soon be falling on us. And with it these wonderfully colored leaves. However summer seems somehow lingering on and the only things that whirl upon me are various blogs. New or somewhat older. Today this came down with…
Might be surprising to you, but if I read a blog post title saying Source control…is it really worth it?, you got me hooked! I guess I found, or actually it was Soren who did it for me, a non (ex) MSFT that seems to love Team Foundation Server (TFS). Hooray….
I guess that by now you have noticed that NAV 2015 GA has officially been announced and that the download has been made available to partners (including links to useful material like readiness library). Next to that various post from people like the NAV MVPs are popping up around us like mushrooms….
Now that I started introducing I might just as well continue with this one. Actually my mind got running on a blog introduction because of the one I am on to now: Erik Hougaard's blog. And it wasn't his blog, but the fact that I met Erik for the very…
Today I was surprised to stumble over a new blog. You know there are so many blogs and forums to get your information from. And when googlebingen you will obviously hit one of those that have been around some while. But not today. I have totally forgotten to register what…
You might have noticed that now, with GA (General Availability) communicated by Microsoft, as mushrooms blog posts and tweets are popping up addressing the new things NAV 2015 will bring to us. Look for example @MVPKine, Mohana, @masaccio1401 and waldo. And myself. [H] As MVP’s we have been involved in the…
Way back in 2004 at Microsoft we had a project running called Elba. The goal of it was to release a wrap pack version of NAV (or Microsoft Business Solutions-Navision as it was called in those days) and was popularly known as Navision Light. Now with NAV 2015 Easy to Use pillar…
For me as a developer this is one of these simple adjustments to the IDE that makes my day. To help me to grasp (more or less) instantly the pattern that I am looking at. In this case to instantly see which object properties carry default values and which non-default…