I enjoy listening to podcasts while walking the dog or doing stuff in the garden. Here’s a list of podcasts related to Business Central that I listen to from time to time. Techman talks Dynamics A Shot of Business Central and A Beer Business Central Manufacturing Show The Innovia Conversation Steve reads hes blog This is not strictly BC podcast but talks also about BC and I like it anyway Know any more podcast’s that Im not aware of yet?

I recently had assignment where I had XML file with ID’s and Base64 images and I had to import it against Business Central Records. I thought it will take like an hour and I be done with it but it was more complicated then I thought. So I thought I might share my solution if anybody needs to do the same. The solution uses XmlPort and imports base64 as bigtext. Then its converted to blob and streamed into the employee.

Here’s a small snippet on how add automatic CC for all outgoing emails from Business Central via SMTP. This methods also works when you want to change To or Bcc or even email subject or body. This code example below checks if user has email setup and if it has then uses that email to add as CC for all outgoing emails. [EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Codeunit, Codeunit::"Mail Management", 'OnBeforeSentViaSMTP', '', false, false)] local procedure AddCCToEmail(var SMTPMail: Codeunit "SMTP Mail") var UserSetup: Record "User Setup"; SendToCcList: List of [Text]; begin if UserSetup.

Hello. I spent little time to put together Business Central and Blazor Server App. Feel free to use it if you find it useful. This is just a example of how these two technologies work together and is production ready completed application. How it works: Business Central publishes custom Odata API Blazor is using connected service to discover this Odata API All models and services for the Odata API are created automatically Blazor Server application is just a thin client getting data and posting data to the Odata API Blazor application doesn’t have its own DB at the moment and its not needed for this to work Currently the app allows to list all Assembly orders, create new item tracking for Lots in Business Central for the assembly orders, post quantities etc.

I recently had to fork one of the packages that I was using in my golang project and it wasn’t so straight forward as you might think. So heres the steps to make it work: Fork the package Make your changes and push them run go mod edit -replace github.com/original/gopackage=github.com/you/go-git@branch for my example I had issues with package github.com/google/go-github So first I forked the project and then did my changes.

I had booked a trip to Portugal for two weeks in beginning of April 2020 but then corona came and the trip was cancelled. I still had the vacation from my main job and I didn’t want to cancel the it. Since everything was in lockdown I used that time to build gosourcingwise - a web application that allows businesses to ask Quotations from their vendors. It is meant for companies already using Quickbooks accounting software.

Singer.io is Open Source standard to move data between services and targets. Service can be what ever Saas or on-Prem business software and target can be Google BigQuery, Redsift, Postgres or other data storage. The beauty of the singer tap’s is that once you create tap then you can use it with what ever target you want. I’ve create tap that pulls data out from Microsoft Business Central ERP via Odata API’s.

This is just a collection of random thoughts that I want myself to remember about software development All if and else if’s need default case else. When doing some checks on data there should always be default case for something thats not handled and either throw error or log it as error or unhandled case. This is where bugs hide. Always reset variables assigned to this in class When using classes always reset variables that are assigned to this context in class.

I struggled with building this pipeline a bit so I thought I would share the process 1. Create Blazor APP and Digitalocean droplet I created new Blazor Web Assembly project in Visual studio using the Dotnet Core hosted model. In Digitalocean I used the smallest and cheapest $5 Ubuntu 18 droplet and set up Nginx manualy. 2. Create Github Actions Template to your Blazor project name: .NET Core on: push: branches: [ master ] jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - name: Setup .

When working with Javascript then very often you will have the need to pass object into a method, so some processing with it, i.e add new fields or change existing fields and then return the object. Doing this is not very safe or clean since in Javascript objects are passed by reference and it means that you can manipulate object state and cause some strange things to happen. Recently my collegue introduced to me more cleaner and functional way to do this.