If you're developing extensions for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and preparing to submit them to AppSource, you know the process involves multiple steps and strict guidelines. Submitting your extension successfully requires a thorough understanding of everything from Visual Studio Code development to ensuring your app.json file is correct and testing your extension thoroughly. In this guide, we’ll break down the entire process to help you submit your Business Central extension like a pro. Plus, we’ve created an Excel Macro to help you track your progress through the checklist—keeping you on top of every requirement! Key Steps for Business Central Extension Submission Develop Your Extension in Visual Studio Code First, use Visual Studio Code to develop your AL Language extension. Ensure you have the AL Language extension installed to write and manage AL code for Business Central. Check the app.json File The app.json file is crucial in your extension development. It m...