NAV TechDays 2015 wrap up

Another NAV TechDays is over, and this one was the best so far. 950 people from all over the world all passionate about NAV and technology and eager to learn and share and discuss the latest in NAV. It was amazing, Luc did a great job again, and I am looking forward to the next year, hoping this conference makes it beyond 1000 attendees.

This year I have delivered a yet another “Black Belt” session named “Client Add-ins Black Belt: bringing .NET and JavaScript together” and as promised, I deliver the session material here on my blog.

So let’s start:

As always with these materials – I provide all of this as-is, make no guarantees, claims, or whatever. Use it, or abuse it, and see if it works for you. If it does, please let me know by making a comment here.

This time I honestly hope I will find enough time to take the concepts I presented out of the pile you find here in the materials I posted. I’ve got quite a lot of great and encouraging feedback, and I know a lot of you want to know more about the mechanics behind the concepts I demonstrated. But time is relative, I heard, and it’s never been my best friend. Let’s see. But rest assured that I want to blog about it as much as you want me to.

Once again, thanks for great feedback – it’s you folks that keep me doing this. Thanks for supporting me for a long time, and I hope to see you again in Antwerp, Prague, Chandler, or at one of many Cloud SureStep for NAV Architects trainings that are planned for next year.

Vjeko

Vjeko has been writing code for living since 1995, and he has shared his knowledge and experience in presentations, articles, blogs, and elsewhere since 2002. Hopelessly curious, passionate about technology, avid language learner no matter human or computer.

This Post Has 6 Comments

  1. Jan Skrubbeltrang

    Been trying to implement the .net assembly resolver part of the presentation (part 4) but i have kinda run into a chicken/egg problem. The code in codeunit 76101 fails on line 5 and returns a uninitiated object! (Guess it cant find the typename) But I can’t edit the codeunit since I do not have the dll file it tries to build! After some investigation I am kinda stuck! Any suggestions?

    1. Vjeko

      Sorry for this. Please check the latest version from github.

  2. Bo

    I have watch the video several times, but can’t seem to get the call made in Codeunit 1 to work.

    When I manually run codeunit 76101 I get an error:

    “A DotNet variable has not been instantiated. Attempting to call System.Object.GetType in CodeUnit Assembly Resolver: ResolveAssembly

    Any ideas?
    Thanks

    1. Vjeko

      Oh, that code is probably full of bugs. I got most of them fixed, please check my github at https://github.com/vjekob/ for the latest version.

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