NAV TechDays 2015 sessions available on Mibuso and YouTube
If you didn’t have a chance to attend NAV TechDays 2015 in Antwerp last month, don’t worry – you won’t miss much, at least as the conference content goes. As…
What’s New in NAV 2016: Splitting Atoms with TryFunction
If this was a joke, then it would be one of those good-news-bad-news jokes. So which one do you want first? To stay true to all jokes of this kind, I’ll start with good news first.
Good news is, you now have TryFunctions, that return true if no error happens, and false if an error happens inside them.
And the bad news? You’ll never want to use them.
Directions EMEA 2015 Session Content
For me, Mannheim was always a yet another German city, one that beyond its name I knew nothing else about. When it was announced that Directions EMEA 2015 would be in Mannheim, my first reaction was “say what?” And yet, just as last year in Poznan, I was pleasantly surprised, and realized that every place has something to show, spirit to share, and energy to bring.
There are very few conferences that matter to me. One of them is Directions EMEA, and this year it’s the fourth time that I got a chance to speak and share my ideas and hacks with the community. As promised, and in line with my never-broken tradition, I’m publishing all my content on my blog for you to download.
Goodies from the Control Add-ins session at NAV TechDays 2014
First of all, thank you all who attended my session today. It was a lot of people in the room, and with the competition from Microsoft talking about a very hot topic in the other, bigger room, I really wouldn’t expect to see all of you there. I hope you found the things you saw useful, and that you’ll take advantage of all the free stuff that I am posting today here on Vjeko.com.
NAV TechDays 2014 Pre-conference goodies
So, NAV TechDays 2014 have started, again, with the pre-conference sessions that were all sold out and packed full.
Today I had an extraordinary pleasure to teach the advanced .NET Interoperability concepts to 15 people that came from all over the world, from Brazil to Australia. It was an interesting workshop, challenging – I must say (thanks to Rafael who made me improvise a solution to a typical DotNet limitation), and I am looking forward to delivering two more sessions about .NET and Control Add-ins tomorrow, and on Friday.
As promised, I am making the materials from the presentation available for the download, in case you want to learn the same stuff the attendees learned today.