Introduction to AL Programming: Building Your First "Hello World" Extension in Business Central Welcome to the exciting world of AL programming within Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central! If you're new to developing extensions or just starting with Business Central, you're in the right place. This article will guide you through the essential steps of creating your very first extension—a classic " Hello World " project. This simple yet foundational project is an excellent way for beginners to get hands-on experience with the AL development environment. Why Start with a 'Hello World' Extension? The "Hello World" extension is a rite of passage for programmers. It’s simple enough for beginners to understand and successfully build, yet it encapsulates the fundamental concepts required for more complex projects. By creating this extension, you'll learn how to: Set up your development environment in Visual Studio Code with the AL Language...

MB-820 Exam Guide Introduction As you may already be aware, Microsoft has introduced the highly anticipated certifications for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central developers, including the MB-820 exam. To obtain this certification, one must possess expertise in designing, developing, testing, and maintaining solutions that utilize Dynamics 365 Business Central. Skills Covered by the Exam Include 6 Core Areas: Describe Business Central (10-15%) Install, develop, and deploy for BC (10-15%) Develop by using AL objects (35-40%) Develop by using AL (15-20%) Work with development tools (10-15%) Integrate BC with other applications (10-15%) Registering for the MB-820 Exam If you would like to schedule an exam, click here . Before the exam, I suggest reading the Exam overview and learning material with official "Microsoft Learn" links using learning points. 1. Describe Business Central (10–15%) 1.1 Describe the BC archite...