16-04-2024
Source Control Management and Your Extensions
Whether you are a single developer, work in a team of developers, or manage external developers, Source Control Management (SCM) systems provide tools for version control, tracking changes, and managing updates. In this session, we will explore using Git as a source control management tool for your extensions. We will discuss how Git can help manage issues and changes in code, including branching, merging, and conflict resolution. Also, we will discuss setting up a repository and defining a workflow to streamline the management of your extensions and code.
Speakers:
Brad Prendergast
Tigunia, LLC - Solution Consultant
Hi! I am Brad, a Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Enthusiast from the United States!
I have a strong, deep-rooted passion for the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central application and the tight-knit community. I started working with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (“Navision”) in ancient times, the late 90's, when it first appeared in the United States market.
In my time with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, I have worked for both “Partners” and “End Users” in almost every role and have focused primarily on Solution Architecture and Development. Having worked on both sides of more engagements than I can count, I understand what it takes to “get 'er done.” This knowledge also allows me to translate technical information into “business speak” and present business requirements in “techno garble.”
Brad Prendergast
Tigunia, LLC - Solution Consultant
Hi! I am Brad, a Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Enthusiast from the United States!
I have a strong, deep-rooted passion for the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central application and the tight-knit community. I started working with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (“Navision”) in ancient times, the late 90's, when it first appeared in the United States market.
In my time with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, I have worked for both “Partners” and “End Users” in almost every role and have focused primarily on Solution Architecture and Development. Having worked on both sides of more engagements than I can count, I understand what it takes to “get 'er done.” This knowledge also allows me to translate technical information into “business speak” and present business requirements in “techno garble.”