Hi All!
As a NAV/D365BC consultant, my days are a mix of client calls, fit-gap analysis, writing functional specs, debugging AL code, and preparing training material — sometimes all on the same day. Sound familiar?
A few months ago, I started using Claude AI as a productivity tool, and honestly, it's changed how I work.
Hi All,
As AL developers, we often start with a quick solution by putting all the logic in one big procedure, get the feature working, and ship it. But over time, that "quick solution" becomes a massive block of code that's hard to read, harder to change, and nearly impossible to test. Sound familiar?
Today, let's talk about refactoring your AL code and writing it in a way that's actually testable. These two things go hand in hand.
What Is Refactoring?
Refactoring means restructuring your existing code without changing what it does. You're not adding features, and you're making the code cleaner, more focused, and easier to work with over time.
