Today I would like to share a mini tip when debugging in VS Code, viewing the error message in the debugger.
The process of finding and correcting errors is called debugging. With Visual Studio Code and the AL Language extension you get an integrated debugger to help you inspect your code to verify that your application can run as expected.
Today I would like to share a mini tip when debugging in VS Code, viewing the error message in the debugger.
The process of finding and correcting errors is called debugging. With Visual Studio Code and the AL Language extension you get an integrated debugger to help you inspect your code to verify that your application can run as expected.
I totaly love the concept of pages. They are easier to merge and upgrade and they way they render is awesome. However, they come with a few drawbacks. Some of them we already had in the classic client with forms, some are new.
One of the drawbacks is the lack of drag and drop. This was true for the classic client too.
Dynamics NAV 2013 comes with a completely redesigned development experience. One of the nicest new features is the innovative debugger. When I was looking for information that covered the new debugger, I found a lot of small articles that simply said it was more powerful and would debug any c/AL code. I wanted to understand it more, so I installed it to play with. I understand that not everyone has that luxury so I wanted to write a more in depth article to help you decide if it is truly worth looking at.
Dynamics NAV 2013 comes with a completely redesigned development experience. One of the nicest new features is the new debugger. When I was looking for information that covered the new debugger, I found a lot of small articles that just said it was more powerful and would debug any c/AL code. I wanted to understand it more so I installed it to play with.
Now that MS is enforcing CfMD on partners more and more, we all are faced with the requirement to build a help system, that goes with your add-on, more and more.
Not a very creative title, right? Indeed I am not the first one to blog about this. And surely I am not going to redo the great job my fellow MVP Daniel Rimmelzwaam has done month ago. If you haven’t read his post yet, you have to go out and read it. Even more: watch his video embedded in the same post. Very instructive on the various aspects of the awesome debugger we have now for NAV. If you need reasons to get moving to NAV 2013 this one should be added to your list.