DynamicsAxCommunity module 0.3.8

I wrote the DynamicsAxCommunity Powershell module quite a few years ago to help me with a project where I was building and deploying several AX environments across many servers. You still can see some design decisions from this old project, such as what kind of actions I needed and the emphasis on remoting (e.g. I …

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Pub chat about AX and ALM (London)

A friend of mine asked my to have a chat with him about application lifecycle management in Dynamics AX (especially version control, project management and automated build, based on TFS). I think it would be a bit wasteful to do it for a single person, and other people could bring other points of view. Therefore …

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Unit testing in AX – Basics

In the previous post, I talked about what unit testing is and how such tests should be designed. Let’s jump straight into X++ code this time. Unit tests are methods and we need a class to hold them. Such a container of test methods is called a test case and it’s simply a class extending …

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Unit testing in AX – What is it?

I believe that unit testing is extremely important and that the lack of its adoption in Dynamics AX is a serious problem. One reason why people don’t write unit tests is that they don’t really know how. Let’s if I can help a little bit. My intention is neither to write a theoretical work nor …

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