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Week of October 26, 2026The developer’s edition
Build with intent.
Upgrade with
evidence.
Your BC29 readiness briefing before Directions EMEA. Rechecked guidance, practical AL patterns, and the upgrade decisions worth taking to Paris. No new Microsoft release since our last issue was verified.
BC
Fig. 01 — The platform, retooled+01AL / Extensibility
02Cloud ready
03Build with intent
Development momentum*
*Illustration, not measured dataFOR DEVELOPERS, ARCHITECTS & THE CURIOUSScroll to get into it ↓
BC29 readiness · October 26Runtime 18: default interface methodsKeep structured compiler diagnosticsMandatory is not the same as deferredDirections EMEA · Paris · Oct 27–29
01 / The platform at a glance
02 / Under the hood
Small details.
Big developer energy.
The changes worth understanding before you open your next pull request. Curated for people who build.
03 / In the loop
Beyond the release notes.
The wider view. Platform news, ecosystem signals, and the conversations to follow.
04 / From the workbench
Less theory.
More useful code.
Four small patterns to bring into your next development session. Copy, adapt, and validate in your sandbox.
Illustrative snippets, not compiler-tested or a complete extension. Adapt object IDs, dependencies and runtime; validate in your sandbox.
05 / The upgrade path
Move forward.
Keep your footing.
A calm, deliberate route from your current extension to your next release. No heroic production fixes required.
Talk through your upgrade ↗06 / Out of the editor
Good code starts
with a conversation.
Meet the Business Central community at Directions EMEA. Share ideas, compare notes, and bring fresh thinking back to your team.
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