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Tag: .NET

Testing multiple Azure Functions apps running together with Microsoft Tye

If you frequently work with serverless architectures and expecially with Azure Functions, I think that you know that splitting a … More

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

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

Why you should start considering Azure Batch for some of your Dynamics 365 Business Central cloud workloads

At the Dynamics 365 Business Central 2021 Wave 1 Launch event, in his wonderful session about the Administration Center, Dmitry … More

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

Handling the “HTTP 429 – Too Many Requests” error when calling external services

I think that many of you that creates integrations with external services could have the pleasure to know the HTTP … More

.NET, API, Azure, Azure Functions, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, ERP, Integration, MSDyn365BC, Patterns, Visual Studio Code

New book “Migrating applications to the cloud with Azure” finally released

While waiting to officially announce to the Dynamics 365 Business Central community our latest and biggest work ever, I’m happy … More

.NET, Azure, Books, C#, Cloud, DevOps, Integration, Microsoft, Packt, Serverless

CI/CD for .NET with GithHub Actions

We manage all our internal projects with Azure DevOps (projects not only related to Dynamics 365 Business Central). All our … More

.NET, C#, DevOps, GitHub

Dynamics 365 Business Central: using DotNet assemblies on a Docker container sandbox

I think that everyone of you already knows that calling custom .NET DLLs in your extension’s code is not supported … More

.NET, AL, D365BC, Docker, Dynamics 365 Business Central, MSDyn365BC, Visual Studio Code

Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premise and .NET assemblies: things to know

I’ve written in the past how to use .NET assemblies in AL for your on-premise extensions and all is also … More

.NET, AL, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, Extensions, MSDyn365BC, MsDynNAV

Dynamics 365 Business Central (on-premise): Extension for printing external documents

A week ago I wrote a post for answering a question regarding how to print external documents from Microsoft Dynamics … More

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

NAV Extensions: using custom DLLs from Azure Functions

I need to give a response to many of you that have asked me many questions regarding the “Microsoft Dynamics … More

.NET, AL, Azure, Azure Functions, Cloud, Dynamics 365, Extensions, NAV

AL (at least half of its heart) will love .NET

In one of my recent posts, I’ve talked about one of the main difficulties that many partners around the world … More

.NET, AL, Extensions, NAV

New book: Implementing Azure Cloud Design Patterns

I’ve spent few words some weeks ago for previewing these, but now it’s the time for an official announcement. I’m … More

.NET, Azure, Books, Cloud, Microsoft Dynamics, NAV, Packt, Patterns

.NET Core and ASP.NET 5 RC available for production

Exciting news are coming from Connect() 2015 event. All is well summarized here, but I want to put in evidence … More

.NET, ASP.NET

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