Today Microsoft has announced
new tools we will use to build extensions and
apps in and for Dynamics NAV.
It seems Microsoft Code name for it is Tenerife.
How do I get started?
First we need an Azure Subscription.
If we don’t have one,
we can get a free 30-day trial from https://azure.microsoft.com/free/ that
will give you access to everything you need.
Secondly, head over to http://aka.ms/navdeveloperpreview.
Login to your Azure
Subscription.
Select your subscription,
resource group, location, name, and a VM Admin Password. Leave the remaining
fields as their defaults. Accept the terms, Pin to dashboard and select
Purchase. The instance takes about 5 minutes to set up, and the VM will be
ready about 15 minutes after Azure says Deployment Succeeded.
We can see new resource
in Dashboard after successfully deployed.
Click on Server1.
Click Connect.
Enter Password entered
above.
Now you are in VM with
below Desktop Icons.
Click on “Navision_main
Web Client”.
Web client contains a new
feature allowing design of pages. Selecting the Design mode allows fields to be
repositioned and groups renamed. Fields that are present on the source table
can be added to the page and the page itself may be previewed using a
desktop/phone/tablet view.
Open Visual Studio Code
on desktop.
Select Folder “C:\DEMO\New
Developer Experience\Samples”
It looks like below.
Stay tunes for more
details.
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