Misty, autumnal Sunday late afternoon. Lost our field hockey match. Shoot. But won – again! – a game of Stone Age. YES! So now, time to sit down and start my elaboration on my NAV TechDays presentation on NAV ALM with Team Foundation Server, while my dear wife is preparing our diner….
While me and my colleague Marcel were digging ourselves into NAV’s cost calculation, Visual Studio 2013 was offically launched. Thus having missed all excitement and live communications, this morning I had a first and quick browse through all the news that was shared on this event. You might have seen…
Have you already noticed that the recordings of the NAV TechDays 2013 sessions have been uploaded to mibuso.com? You can find them here: http://mibuso.com/downloads.asp?category=navtechdays2013. Great to replay and get hold of the details you missed when you where sitting in those great chairs at Kinepolis. Great to be able to…
It has been an intensive and rewarding week fully dedicated to the NAV TechDays 2013. Preparing and delivering my session. To those who where present (once more): thanx for being there and a big hand to those who challenged me with their questions. [Y] Hope you were able to catch…
Still not sure if you are going to join my session at the NAV TechDays? Well, here’s a condensed impression. See you around in Antwerp.
Typically my blog-o-sphere “radar” has restricted sight – whatever that sight may be – as I hadn’t registered the emerge of this one in November 2012. I only stumbled across it as we found out that we’re “brother in arms” in the topic of NAV & TFS. Click on the image…
In case I didn’t provide you enough (convincing) reasons yet to start using Team Foundation Service, just wait until NAV TechDays. For now Brian Keller might already give you some more: Click on the image to go to the site and let Brian do the talking.
For those of you who having, in what ever way, an interest in Team Foundation Server – and of course has planned to come to my presentation at the coming NAV TechDays [8-|] – it probably hasn’t gone by unnoticed that this week Visual Studio 2013 (including VS TFS 2013)…
Today, 21st of September. Summer behind, autumn upfront. My favourite season even though I detest leaving summer. But, you know, being born on the 4th of October … A new season has just started. School for the kids. Hockey for me and my team fellows. Same applies to volleyball. The Dutch…
So where should compound statement be inserted in the samples I posted this week to get the code work right? Have a look below. But first … … code can work technically right when it compiles and doesn’t throw any run-time error, which is a minimum of any code IMHO….