Categoría: Dynamics365
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Three articles, one year of debate on spec-driven development, and what they force me to change in ALDC.
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A successful connection confirms that an AI client can reach a service. It does not confirm that the client interprets a business question correctly or returns a complete answer.
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An AL coding workflow should describe where inference runs and what its tools can access. These are separate architecture decisions, even when both happen on the same computer.
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A useful AI radar should help a team choose its next step. A list of announcements is a starting point, but it does not explain which business problem deserves a test or what evidence would justify further work.
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Atico: a 3D warehouse connected live to Business Central through ATICO (MCP), run by AI agents. The video and what sits behind it.
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The creator of Claude Code says agent-generated code is on its way to needing no review. If juniors were first, are senior reviewers next? Tactical vs strategic programming, Cherny’s roadmap, and what it means for the Business Central world.
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Did it blow up, or is the wave just starting to form? The creator of Claude Code says agent-generated code is on its way to needing no review. Where does that leave developers, and where does it leave Business Central?
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What the AI-DLC adoption anti-patterns teach us about architecture, technical specification and gates in ALDC.
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Strategic programming in Business Central, and how to find the line where your own judgement runs out.
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Twelve months of framework, and having the right piece from the start still was not enough. When is it ever?
