I have always preached that you shouldn’t try to keep your Docker containers running. Containers should be something, which easily can be dismissed and recreated for any developer. One of the frequent questions is then: But what about my demo/development data?
Tag Archives: Demo
“GetAddressService” AL demo project tested
This demo will show how to use Vs Code to AL to create and distribute an extension with NAV 2018 (in this case for NAV 2018 but for Tenerife it will be the same thing).
It will start from the installation of the necessary modules for the use of New Development Environment and will be recreated the demo environment provided by Microsoft step by step.
Docker@waldo – My Local Demo Environment
Well, I am not going to tell you what Docker is. I am BY FAR not an infrastructural guy – so I wouldn’t feel comfortable. No, there are already quite some people out there, that are blogging quite a lot about this topic. Let me start by giving you a few references which i think are invaluable:
Quick Tip: Extension Demo Data
Extensions are a hot topic these days. There was a ton of sessions at both Directions events, likely also at NAVUG, and most of the talks you could hear while mingling around was extensions this, extensions that.
NAV 2016 Extension Development Shell on the Azure Demo VM
I was in a conversation with Freddy Kristiansen .. the so called “father” of the “Azure Demo VM Image for NAV 2016” (or how do you kids call it these days). If you haven’t heard about that, I strongly advise you to check out for example MVP Steven Renders’ blog on it: http://thinkaboutit.be/2015/10/dynamics-nav-vm-on-microsoft-azure/
Limitations of Demo & Msdn License
Following you find an often searched clarification about the demo/cronus license shipped with each nav setup and the msdn license shipped, if downloaded using msdn abo.
Client Extensibility Demos
On Monday, June 15th I have delivered another session in Microsoft’s Road to Repeatability series of online demos about technical NAV features, this time covering Client Extensibility. The session went through both the .NET and JavaScript aspects of client extensibility, and again – I promised to post all of the demos and content from the session on my blog.