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Tag: .NET Core

Evaluating LLMs performances for your AI task: presenting my LLMEvaluator.

After my session about creating AI solutions in Dynamics 365 Business Central using Managed vs Custom AI at Directions EMEA … More

.NET, .NET Core, AI, Azure, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, ERP, Extensions, llm, MSDyn365BC, Performance

Do you have Azure Functions running on Linux Consumption plan? It’s time to migrate…

If you have Azure Functions running on the Linux Consumption plan, it’s time to start planning for a migration. On … More

.NET, .NET Core, Azure, Azure Functions, Cloud, Integration, Serverless

Dynamics 365 Business Central on-prem: be careful when referencing .NET assemblies across versions.

Last week I received a an help request from a partner that was in the middle of a Dynamics 365 … More

.NET, .NET Core, AL, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, ERP, Extensions, MSDyn365BC, Visual Studio Code

Dynamics 365 Business Central: merging PDFs online with an Azure Function.

Some days ago on an internal forum (Yammer) someone posted the following request: Is it possible in Dynamics 365 Business … More

.NET, .NET Core, AL, Azure, Azure Functions, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, ERP, Extensions, MSDyn365BC, MVP, Serverless, Visual Studio Code

Running inline C# scripts in Azure Logic Apps workflows

Last week I wrote a post explaining the new Inline Powershell action available in Azure Logic Apps standard. With this … More

.NET, .NET Core, Azure, Azure Logic Apps, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, ERP, MSDyn365BC, Performance, Power Automate, Serverless, Visual Studio Code

Azure Functions: .NET 7 support is ending and you should upgrade to .NET 8.

On 14 May 2024, support for .NET 7 in Azure Functions will end. Your Function apps that are currently using .NET … More

.NET, .NET Core, Azure, Azure Functions, Cloud, Serverless

REST APIs and the importance of Versioning.

A REST API (also known as RESTful API) is an application programming interface that conforms to the constraints of REST architecture and it’s … More

.NET, .NET Core, AL, API, ASP.NET, Azure, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, ERP, Extensions, MSDyn365BC, Serverless

List all Azure Functions with older runtime with Powershell

When you create an Azure Function app, the runtime is responsible for executing function code on the underlying WebJobs SDK … More

.NET, .NET Core, Azure, Azure Functions, Cloud, Powershell, Serverless

Azure Functions and Data Parallelism: things to know.

When working with code on some complex data operations, sometimes to improve performances it’s possible to use code techniques like … More

.NET, .NET Core, Azure, Azure Functions, Azure Storage, Performance, Serverless, Visual Studio Code

Azure Functions: .NET 7 and .NET 8 local debugging bug on Visual Studio Code.

This is a very quick post signaling a bug that makes me spending hours of troubleshooting. If you’re developing Azure … More

.NET, .NET Core, Azure, Azure Functions, C#, Visual Studio Code

Dynamics 365 Business Central and .NET 6

The upcoming Dynamics 365 Business Central 2023 Wave 1 version introduces an important server change: the NST server now runs … More

.NET, .NET Core, AL, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, ERP, Extensions, MSDyn365BC, Visual Studio Code

Do you have Azure Functions in production? Update your Azure Functions apps to use runtime version 4.x

On December 3, 2022, .NET Core 3.1 will be retired. As a result, Azure Functions runtime versions 2.x and 3.x, … More

.NET, .NET Core, Azure, Azure Functions, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, Extensions, MSDyn365BC, Serverless

Dynamics 365 Business Central and .NET add-ins (part 2): why .NET Standard?

As a follow-up to this post, I’ve received some questions related to why we talked about .NET Standard if the … More

.NET, .NET Core, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, ERP, MSDyn365BC

Dynamics 365 Business Central and .NET Framework add-ins: it’s time to change

With Dynamics 365 Business Central 2021 Wave 1 Microsoft is continuously moving the server to .NET Standard and if you’re … More

.NET, .NET Core, Azure Functions, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, ERP, MSDyn365BC

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