12-04-2024
It is not C#, it is AL. Object oriented development in AL.
Ever felt pressured to align your AL development with C# practices? How often have you heard, "That's how object-oriented development is done in C#, we should do the same"? There is nothing wrong with copying useful patterns from other languages, but here is the twist: are these developers really talking about objects or just classes? Many assume they are the same, but the reality is, the original concept of OOP tells a different story. You do not need classes for object-oriented development. Join my session to learn about origins of OOP and how we can use it to write better AL code.
Speakers:
Andrzej Zwierzchowski
Development Standards Lead at The Nav People
I am a .net developer that moved to Microsoft Dynamics NAV world in 2004. I've been working with both c# and Dynamics NAV and later BC since that date. During that time, I was developing and designing both customer-specific solutions and products. Currently, I am working as development standards lead for The Nav People. I am also the author of the open-source AZ AL Dev Tools extension for Visual Studio Code, which helps AL developers with their everyday tasks.
Andrzej Zwierzchowski
Development Standards Lead at The Nav People
I am a .net developer that moved to Microsoft Dynamics NAV world in 2004. I've been working with both c# and Dynamics NAV and later BC since that date. During that time, I was developing and designing both customer-specific solutions and products. Currently, I am working as development standards lead for The Nav People. I am also the author of the open-source AZ AL Dev Tools extension for Visual Studio Code, which helps AL developers with their everyday tasks.