Test Automation for Microsoft D365 Business Central online course
Comeback of a classic: Test Automation for #msdyn365bc online course.
Starting om 9th of May, in six sessions I will introduce you into the world of BC test automation.
More details and registration form to be found here.
Interview: Why test automation for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is a team effort
by Jason Gumpert, editor, MSDynamicsWorld.com Last December the 2nd edition of Luc van Vugt’s book Automated Testing in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central was released by Packt Publishing. The book aims to explain how to “efficiently automate test cases for faster development with less time needed for manual testing.” And speed in development work is an urgent need...
From fresh to shared fixture #3 – refactoring can start
At the end of the second post of this series I left you hanging just when I was ready to really start refactoring. Sorry for that and shouldn’t let you no longer. So, here we go. Refactoring can start But where to start? Well, let’s list the things that could be cleaned up. In this...
From fresh to shared fixture #2 – a refactoring example
In the first post of this series I started with stating the intention that … I would like to display a very simple, though instructive, example of how easy refactoring works when you have both app and test code at your disposal. And that’s what I am going to do in this second post as...
From fresh to shared fixture #1 – a nice display of applying TDD’s 2nd rule
In this series of posts I would like to display a very simple, though instructive, example of how easy refactoring works when you have both app and test code at your disposal. And at the same time I will show you the power of starting coding from specific and gradually moving to generic (and not...
Errata and Updates to my book and GitHub project (2nd edition)
Like any other kind of project writing and publishing a book never leads to a 100% flawless result, whatever the level of commitment and professionalism. My peers and I have spend so much time in getting things reviewed and modified. Alas, it might seem useless but of course isn’t. I am grateful we did catch...
Addendum #02 – Including all extended pages in permissions testing
As promised in my first addendum post Addendum #01 – Scenario 0032 ‘Test that lookup value shows on standard Customer – List report’ I would pick up one-by-one the out-scoped issues logged on the GitHub repo accompanying the book. This one took a bit longer because of my needed Xmas break and the fact that...
Addendum #01 – Scenario 0032 ‘Test that lookup value shows on standard Customer – List report’
Those who have already acquired my book and started to read might have discovered that there is a GitHub repo accompanying the book. They also might have seen that a number of out-scoped issues have been already listed. Issues I was going to handle after the book would be published. So, here I am with...
Now Luc, tell me, why should I buy the 2nd edition of your book?
Various times I have been asked what the differences are between the 1st and 2nd edition of my book Automated Testing in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Or in other words: Luc, tell me, why should I buy the 2nd edition of your book? So, I made a quick overview of this as we are...
2nd Edition of my book is out!
Finished, ready, done, basta! We've completed the 2nd edition of my book last week. 400 pages! Wow, twice the size of the 1st edition. Thanx to the many that helped me getting it done.
Get yourself a copy here.
Want to know what the 2nd edition brings? Read this post.
Selling your issue – Reporting Bugs chapter 1
You’re sitting in front of your computer doing one of your daily tasks in, let’s say NAV. But @*^%$#@$$!!!!, the darn system does not do what you expect it to. Just one of these days? Might be, but it seems to you the system is not just doing something different…
Live is simple if you know how – C&P chapter 3
It must have been somewhere in 2006 that we started testing the Role Tailored Client (RTC) and I must confess it was very hard to love RTC. But they said it was going to be a great product and it was my job at MS to test. So I simply…
Live is simple if you know how – C&P chapter 2
And that brings me to chapter 2. Maybe less exciting, but for sure even more fun than the preceding chapter if you didn’t know about it yet. Saves you a lot of time. One of the things I have always liked about NAV is the open source character of it. OK,…
Live is simple if you know how – C&P chapter 1
And that leads me to one of the most rewarding things in live: sharing simple solutions. Like the next one. Typically one that probably dozens, no hundreds, of NAV pro’s and user know about and at the same time numerous people have never been aware of. Years ago when working…
I moved. Welcome back!
Ouch, all of a sudden my blog post, hosted already for ages at dynamicsuser.net, was off-air. With tips and helping hands from various sides we got it on-air again last week.
Now that is has become a web site on its own it will probably evolve to more than just a blog sharing various things that make sense in the business-life-of fluxxus.nl. Like info on upcoming courses and workshops on AL development and test automation.
Feel free drop me a mail at info@fluxxus.nl on any suggestions and queries you have on my business.