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Another NAV TechDays is over, and again, needless to say, it was a splendid conference. Thanks to everybody who attended one of my sessions about .NET Interoperability: the pre-conference workshop for beginners, the session for beginners, and the advanced, or as I like to call it, the “Black Belt” session.
As I promised, I’m making all materials available for download here on my blog, and Luc will also make the recordings available from Mibuso. Before I give you the materials, here’s the joke about programmers, and users, which I applied to programming in C/AL and .NET, and that a lot of folks asked me if I can share with them. By the way, I don’t know where it comes from, I’ve got it in an e-mail. This is how users see programmers: ![]() And this is how programmers see users: ![]() As I said, the most of C/AL programmers, when having to work with .NET, feel like this: ![]() With my sessions at TechDays, I wanted to show that .NET is simple, and to widen the horizons for everybody spending far too much time doing things in C/AL which could easily be achieved with a little help from .NET. So, here are the materials. Preconference Workshop Download the PowerPoint slide deck here: http://vjeko.com/?attachment_id=1404 Download the NAV objects as FOB (for 2013 R2) here: http://vjeko.com/?attachment_id=1409 Download the NAV objects as TXT here: http://vjeko.com/?attachment_id=1402 .NET Interoperability for Beginners Session Download the PowerPoint slide deck here: http://vjeko.com/?attachment_id=1405 Download the NAV objects as FOB (for 2013 R2) here: http://vjeko.com/?attachment_id=1407 Download the NAV objects as TXT here: http://vjeko.com/?attachment_id=1400 .NET Interoperability Black Belt Session Download the PowerPoint slide deck here: http://vjeko.com/?attachment_id=1406 Download the NAV objects as FOB (for 2013 R2) here: http://vjeko.com/?attachment_id=1408 Download the NAV objects as TXT here: http://vjeko.com/?attachment_id=1401 Visual Studio Solution for All Sessions I forgot to update the Visual Studio solution between the presentations, and essentially I used the same solution for the Black Belt session that I built on Wednesday for the Beginner workshop. Neverthless, the solution should be self explanatory, and if it is not – just drop me a note and I’ll help you. Download the Visual Studio solution for all sessions here: http://vjeko.com/?attachment_id=1403 Final Notes By the way – I will also post when Luc publishes the recordings. They should be available for the beginners and the Black Belt sessions, but I don’t think that the preconference workshop will be published. By the way – no, I did not forgot to annotate the code, as I promised. I’ll do that. But I did not want everybody to wait until I get time, so I have just uploaded everything in a raw format here, and then I’ll comment on the code later when I have time. I also thought about posting a series of post, one topic per post, and then use that to explain what I was doing at all of the sessions. Maybe that makes most sense – and I’d probably not have to invest more time than annotating the source code. What do you think? Read this post at its original location at http://vjeko.com/blog/nav-techdays-2...ntwerp-wrap-up, or visit the original blog at http://vjeko.com. 5e33c5f6cb90c441bd1f23d5b9eeca34 Читать дальше
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