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What is Fkh (Freddy's Kubernetes Helper)
If you have followed my work over the years, you know that I have spent a lot of time making it easier for people to run and develop Business Central in containers. First with Business Central on Docker, then with NavContainerHelper and BcContainerHelper. Those tools have served the community incredibly well - but the world has moved on, and it is time for something new. That something new is Fkh - Freddy’s Kubernetes Helper. Why did I create Fkh? There...
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The future of Development...
Development has gotten so much easier over the last couple of years. AI has changed the game completely. Innovative and bright minded developers can now write apps - or entire solutions - in days, if not hours. Things that used to take weeks or months of work can now be created over a weekend. That is amazing… but it is also a bit of a problem. When everybody can build a solution to almost anything in no time, it becomes...
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How I moved my blog from WordPress to GitHub (the details)
In my previous post I told you that I moved this blog from WordPress to GitHub. A few people asked me how, so here is the longer, more technical version – written the way I like my blog posts: so you can go and do the same yourself. Spoiler: I didn’t do most of the typing. I described what I wanted to an AI agent (Fable 5, running in Claude Code), and it did the heavy lifting – reading my...
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AL-Go for GitHub Enterprise
GitHub.com is the standard multi-tenant public platform where anyone can host personal or org repos, public or private. GHE.com refers specifically to GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency — a separate product tier where your enterprise gets its own dedicated subdomain (e.g., octocorp.ghe.com) instead of living on github.com/octocorp. The Challenge At this time, AL-Go for GitHub doesn’t work on GHE.COM enterprises, but there might be a solution for this ahead. I was contacted by Fellowmind in Sweden, who wanted to...
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Preview of future AL-Go for GitHub functionality
Like everything else these days, AL-Go for GitHub now also is available in a preview version, which you can install/apply and remove as you like. This allows you to get advantage of a bugfix or new functionality faster. NOTE that when using the AL-Go preview version, you will have to update the AL-Go system files when you are told to, changes to the AL-Go actions might cause your version of the workflows to fail if not updated. The template repository...
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Structuring your AL-Go for GitHub repositories
When developing apps for Business Central, you very frequently will have more than one app. You might split one customer specific app into multiple smaller apps or you might have a common app, which contains common functionality for all your customer specific or AppSource apps. This blog post describes the thinking behind AL-Go for GitHub and how we recommend you setup your GitHub repository structure and why… High Level Use the shipping vehicle to determine the repository/project structure. On a...
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AL-Go for GitHub
It has been a while since my last blog post and the reason behind this is quite simple: I have been busy. Busy creating AL-Go for GitHub. AL-Go for GitHub is plug-and-play DevOps for Business Central PTEs or AppSource apps on GitHub. A tool, which does NOT require you to modify PowerShell scripts, change .yaml workflows or pipelines, but still allows you to setup and maintain full DevOps for your Business Central projects with a click of a button. AL-Go...
