Originally published in 2018, “Say Bye Bye to Developer License!” sparked intense debate around Business Central licensing. In this 2025 update, we revisit what’s changed, what still applies — and why you still need object licensing for on-prem development. A must-read for Business Central developers navigating cloud vs. on-prem realities.
Short answer? Yes, abolutely, its a great solution. Long answer? It depends on what you’re looking for – but Business Central punches well above its weight. Here’s why Business Central (BC) is a solid, modern ERP choice, especially for SMBs (and even mid-market orgs scaling up): Pros that Make It Shine The “Depends” Part TL;DR: … Read more
Are you guys started having a warning message “String is not a URI: URI with a scheme is expected.” in your VSCode AL extension development?
Microsoft responded on the same and they will investigate the same and will come back with an update
Let me confess, I never had taken Microsoft flow that seriously in last 1 year. I was too busy with Dynamics NAV and used to feel that it has limited functionality. But of late, I believe my love affair with D365 Business Central has changed that impression completely. With Business Central, I started looking things … Read more
Yes! you heard is right. You no longer need a partner/developer license to create a new component / customize in Dynamics 365 Business Central. Conditions Apply! I am sorry the above statement is only true if you are developing using VS Code and AL language extension. But who is developing with C/AL and C/SIDE anymore? … Read more
Remember how kiddish 🙂 I was, when I expressed my frustration in LinkedIn because my favorite Dynamics NAV moving from On-Premise to cloud [Dynamics 365 for Financials] and the web client was pathetic? The lack of rich features in web client what we always experienced in Dynamics NAV windows client was pretty repulsive for me. … Read more