Blog spot lioght: Gotdax?
I try to spotlight great resources I find from time to time. Places on the web that has some great peices of information, spanning the entire Microsoft stack, and how that relates to Dynamics AX.
In doing so, I will do these Blog spot light posts. Well today is one of those post, and I want to spotlight a blog called: Gotdax? - click here to visit.
This blog, was recently started this year it seems in July, by a one Jacob Sørensen who seems to be from around the north sea area of Europe, where AX was actually born.
His post, some we have see similar at the SysDict Blog and I myself have posted about, focus on the 'out of the box' ways to get things done inside Dynamics AX.
See I am a big fan of reflection, and reflective development. Meta-programming or meta-development as it is sometimes referred too. And Jacob touches some of that with his post.
Here are some of the interesting one's that he has posted so far.:
I always encourage my fellow bloggers to continue to push the envolope in being creative, and posting relavent information that helps the Dynamics AX community.
This is for sure some good post, Jacob, and I hope to see more from you! Thanks for taking the time to post!
That's all for now. I have more planned post for the upcoming week, so see you then!
"Visit the Dynamics AX Community Page today!"
In doing so, I will do these Blog spot light posts. Well today is one of those post, and I want to spotlight a blog called: Gotdax? - click here to visit.
This blog, was recently started this year it seems in July, by a one Jacob Sørensen who seems to be from around the north sea area of Europe, where AX was actually born.
His post, some we have see similar at the SysDict Blog and I myself have posted about, focus on the 'out of the box' ways to get things done inside Dynamics AX.
See I am a big fan of reflection, and reflective development. Meta-programming or meta-development as it is sometimes referred too. And Jacob touches some of that with his post.
Here are some of the interesting one's that he has posted so far.:
- Merging code/elements in Layers
- Extracting labels from one labelfile to another
- Generating and running code RUNTIME.
I always encourage my fellow bloggers to continue to push the envolope in being creative, and posting relavent information that helps the Dynamics AX community.
This is for sure some good post, Jacob, and I hope to see more from you! Thanks for taking the time to post!
That's all for now. I have more planned post for the upcoming week, so see you then!
"Visit the Dynamics AX Community Page today!"
Labels: Blog, Blog spotloght, Development, Dynamics AX, Dynamics AX 2009, Jacob Sørensen, Meta Programming, Reflection, Reflective Development
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