When Rene Gayer informed his fellow Dynamics NAV MVPs, me included, about his new book on NAV 2013, I directly volunteered to read it and provide him with feedback. Looking back I guess I did not fully understood the implication of the first lines in his May 28, 2013, mail to…
[See the first part of my review here.] I guess Arend-Jan and I are going to play some kind of ping-pong over this. I should have been finished way before his post this afternoon! Continued reading last Sunday I did finish the book last Monday already. Nevertheless I am happy that…
Being Dutch getting the opportunity to get a free copy, I willingly volunteered to Albert Augustine’s call for reviewers on LinkedIn. And with me – note mostly none Dutch! – 20+ also did. That’s one. Need I have more reasons? [H] Well actually, yes. There are many books I would…
For those who are already are roaming around in AL code of local versions of NAV 2013 my blog post MS Changelog and Code Markers can be somewhat usefully. Why? Well you might have noticed that in each localized object of NAV 2013 the documentation trigger is populated with an…
Steven Renders; what’s in a name! I have to confess, a name I never heard of until only recently. I mean never before I had heard or read the name Renders, let alone Steven Renders. I guess I totally missed your no-advertising-though-advertising post, Waldo. [:^)] And all of a sudden…
In standard NAV by default the documentation trigger of every object was virginal empty and provided room to partners to document their changes. Until the emergence of the CaptionClass feature in 3.xx (Navision Solutions/Attain) when the documentation trigger of codeunit 1 (ApplicationManagement) got stuffed with an expose of the data…
Fortunately for all Dynamics NAV pro’s, some years ago, PACKT Publishing stepped into the hole in NAV documentation that had been there for years. With their last book, written by my fellow country man Mark Brummel, another and persistent gap was filled: the one left between Implementing and Programming Microsoft…