When you try to convert existing C/Side objects to AL the first attempts are typically done while scoping OnPrem. This gives an overview of the errors to be fixed w.o things like DotNET.
In this phase you typically switch between C/Side and Visual Studio Code all the time fixing the errors one-by-one and reconverting.
As we move from C/AL and all-in-one database we need to redesign how we make one application or a functionality available to the next.
Microsoft recommends that we build multiple AL extensions, not putting all our code into a single extension.
My goal is to be able to develop, test and execute an extension regardless of if other extensions are installed or not. Some functionality may depend on another extensions. Still I don’t want to add compile dependencies between these extensions.