While in Johannesburg attending GPUG Amplify South Africa 2018, my friend of 1000 battles and fellow MVP David Musgrave and I sat down to pr...
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As I mentioned before, I am now the Lead Software Engineer at Mekorma. I love it here as I get to work with some really talented software en...
Read the post →How about this 2014 year, ah? Two major releases in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 R2 only to top off the year with the recent release of Micro...
Read the post →It has been an exciting ride combing through the features and capabilities of the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015 Service Based Architecture comp...
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In my previous article (see Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015 Developer's Preview: Dexterity Service Patterns - Part 4 ), we discussed the mer...
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What a week of learning that reIMAGINE 2014 conference was! If you stayed for the post conference training classes, even more power to you....
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In my previous article I discussed applying Service Pack 2 to update your VST development environment. The SP2 update introduces the abilit...
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Rarely you will hear the Dex.ini file being called the Microsoft Dynamics GP defaults file. However, the Dex.ini contains keys (and their as...
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Over at MBS Guru , my friend Bryan Prince demonstrates a technique to perform in-memory XML serialization when working with eConnect . Brya...
Read the post →In recent weeks, the newsgroups have been flooded with questions about the Bing Maps service not working at the street level for addresses ...
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Along with the introduction of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Word Templates came a little known software development kit: Open XML SDK 2.0. O...
Read the post →My first post on COM interop and Dexterity is out over at Dynamics Latam ! This will be an excellent venue for me to give back to Spanish s...
Read the post →In my previous article I outlined some of the steps and methods needed on the Visual Studio side to create an integration to Microsoft CRM....
Read the post →Before we get started, there are a few rules: a) I assume you have good working knowledge of both Microsoft Dynamics GP and Microsoft CRM an...
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