Microsoft has a pretty good feature management system available to use in most .NET applications. It’s based around IConfiguration and it’s quick to set up with a JSON file to manage feature flags. It has some pretty nice features like setting a feature to be enabled based on a time…

With news of the .NET C# Dev Kit extension coming to VS Code I figured I’d attempt to switch entirely over to using it. I, admittedly, am a fan of Visual Studio. For C# development it is the king. The tools, ease of use, and always improving feature set make…

Dear New Developer, Getting started in development can be an era filled with enormous excitement and fun. It’s also a stressful and anxious experience. You become aware of how little you understand and how much there truly is to learn. You’re paired with another developer who just seems to understand…

Services have been around for a very long time. They should be easy. They ought to be easy. I found out very quickly there are some major caveats, or sticking points, that make services in the .NET 7 and Windows Server difficult and frustrating to use. Come along with me…

Although I feel that it’s good to read the whole article I know some of you just want the answer so head to the end of the article for the TL;DR section that gives a very quick summary of this story. The Environment For our D365 Cloud implementation we have created a…

Automatic retry settings for batch jobs has been fully released for D365 F&O with version 10.0.18 which went General Availability as of April 16 2021. With this feature there is a new interface called BatchRetryable. This interface is quite simplistic but basically allows you to implement a new method called…

I am fairly new to the whole D365 development world. After the contracted company worked for two years to implement it into the company I was giving around 3 weeks of training. As the sole developer for our D365 system, at this point, I’ve learned just how large and complicated…