Today at Microsoft Center, @freddydk about MVPs and Community importance and impact on Business Central product 👏

if it isnt secure… - then what’s the pupose… #emea2024 #msdyn365bc - make sure you use a managed devops solution

Thanks @freddydk and @JesperSchulz for gathering this group of incredible people together. Was fun, and so tasty (maybe even too much 😅)

Join our session about why you need to use a managed DevOps solution today at 17:15 with @waldo1001, @lippert_markus, Jonas and me.

Copilots copilots copilots #emea2024 #msdyn365bc

The best release of bc ever #emea2024 #msdyn365bc

Dmitry demoing agents… pretty nice #emea2024 #msdyn365bc

#MSDyn365BC community, #BCBeerinar, thank you so much for awarding me the BCBeerinar Hero award yesterday evening 🙏 It really means the world to me 🥰 This amazing community is what is driving me, what brings joy to my professional life. Receiving this recognition hence really fills me with gratitude! THANK YOU! But now it’s time to get #DirectionsEMEA started! Come say hi when you see me 👋 Visit me in the Microsoft expo booth around lunch and let’s talk Business Central! Let’s go 🚀

It’s about to start… #emea2024 #msdyn365bc

🚨 🎧 ⚠ Another must-listen @DynamicsCorner Episode has been released. Listen as @Matalino16 talks with @freddydk about all things AL-Go for GitHub and BCContainerHelper. ⚠ 🎙 🚨 WATCH THE FULL DISCUSSION HERE: dynamicscorner.com/2024/09/e… #msdyn365bc #businesscentral #podcast

Join @waldo1001 and me on Saturday at #DOKAmericas 2024, hosted by @DirectionsEMEA in a discussion about why we recommend that you use a managed DevOps solution for your #MsDyn365Bc workflows/pipelines. This is important!

This is my view on why you and your colleagues should attend #DOKAmericas 2024 , a technical conference for #MsDyn365Bc hosted by @DirectionsEMEA 1. Learning how to do things smarter will almost certainly save you more time than you spend on attending the conference, and this learning will keep paying dividends for a long time. 2. Networking with fellow Business Central enthusiasts, including a number of Microsoft MVPs, a few Microsoft people (including @KennieNP and @freddydk) and other speakers attending the conference is invaluable and will almost certainly motivate you to go an extra mile. 3. Inspiration is for me the most important reason. Coming home from a technical conference will leave you inspired. Inspired to come up with new ideas on how to do things, new ideas on what to do and new views on why you should do things in specific ways. Investing in learning, networking and inspiration might just be the best way to spend a few days in Atlanta in September and I am 100% sure that the investment will pay off many times. After all... “Learning is the only thing the mind never exhausts, never fears, and never regrets.” See you there. /Freddy

I second @AukeHoekstra's view on this - I think the opening ceremony was amazing

Here’s the thing folks. I’ve been coding 32 years. When something like this happens it’s an organizational failure. Yes, some human wrote a bad line. Someone can “git blame” and point to a human and it’s awful. But it’s the testing, the Cl/CD, the A/B testing, the metered rollouts, an oh shit button to roll it back, the code coverage, the static analysis tools, the code reviews, the organizational health, and on and on. It’s always one line of code but it’s NEVER one person. Implying inclusion policies caused a bug is simplistic, reductive, and racist. Engineering is a team sport. Inclusion makes for good teams. Good engineering practices makes for good software. Engineering practices failed to find a bug multiple times, regardless of the seniority of the human who checked that code in. Solving the larger system thinking SDLC matters more than the null pointer check. This isn’t a “git gud C is hard” issue and it damn well isn’t an DEI one.

Now that all renewed #MSDyn365BC MVPs had a minute to celebrate the great news, I’d like to take the opportunity to congratulate all of you for this great achievement on behalf of the entire Business Central team 🥂 Thank you for all that you do for our amazing community. Thank you for all that you do for our team. Thank you for all the joy you bring to my professional life 🙏 I’m proud and humbled to be allowed to work together with all of you. Here’s to one more year 🍾Let’s make it one to remember! At this point I would also like to extend my gratitude to all of our MVP alumni, and say thank you for the great contributions you’ve made to our community over the past years 🙏 Please, let’s stay in touch and remember: Once an MVP, always an MVP ❤️ #MicrosoftMVP #MVP #MVPBuzz

This one I simply have to repost 😋 All of you who know me just a little, know how passionate I am about this mission. In order to succeed with our goal of fully co-developing the application platform, we must solve a few technical challenges, but more importantly we need to figure out how to ensure that the #MSDyn365BC team isn’t the bottleneck for all the innovations coming from the community. This is my undivided priority in the next period (or 3) 🥳 If you’d like to help me solve that 🧩, let me know! I’d love to include the community to get this just right ☺️ Why? Because… #TogetherWeWin 😉

Viva Evolution and Modernization! AL-Go will move away from BcContainerHelper , It will be transparent If you are using a managed DevOps solution if not you have work to do @freddydk , Jonas and Alexander announce #BCTechDays

#msdyn365bc #bctechdays

Amazing numbers #msdyn365bc #bctechdays

Join my session with Jonas and Alexander today on BC TechDays 2024 on Microsoft Presents: How Microsoft is open sourcing the Business Central applications on GitHub. Thanks for the great turnout! #BCTechDays #MsDyn365BC - via #Whova event app