Over the course of creating my videos, I have created a number of demos, and massive amount of code (well, massive in relation to the duration of videos). So, with Microsoft’s agreement, I have published all of the demonstrated C# and PowerShell code to my GitHub repository.
If you haven’t watched the videos yet, then please do.
And then, just visit this:
Over the past month or so I was very busy with the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Managed Service for Partners. One part was in line of my work, where we were busy around the clock bringing our solution to Managed Service. The other part was creating a handful of videos for Microsoft to promote Managed Service.
Both were quite a ride, and now I have to show for some results.
If you are developing .NET assemblies for use with NAV, then sooner or later you’ll figure out that the new database deployment of add-ins in NAV 2016 is broken.
I’ve just suffered through medieval torture of attempting to have my NAV forget about a database-deployed assembly.
First of all – if you are merely consuming an off-the-shelf assemblies developed by somebody out there, you’ll probably not need to worry at all. However, if you are developing your own assemblies, then sooner or later you’ll find yourself stretched in exactly the same torture rack.