Are you happy with your AL developers?

  • Are you happy with your AL developers?

    Posted by Greg Alford on December 11, 2019 at 9:50 am
    • Gregory Alford

      Member

      December 11, 2019 at 9:50 AM

      Is anyone who is live on BC really happy with their partner’s developers?

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      Gregory Alford
      Director of Technical Resources
      Tri Star Metals LLC
      Carol Stream IL
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    • Samuel Champoux

      Member

      December 12, 2019 at 8:20 AM

      You mean that extensions are causing you problems to the point you call them catastrophic failures??
      Do you have an example of one case?
      Are they testing what they do?

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      Samuel Champoux
      IT Director
      Drummondville QC Canada
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    • Jason Wilder

      Member

      December 12, 2019 at 8:56 AM

      What version of BC? If BC12,13,14 windows or web client (15 is only web client)?Ā  On Prem or SAAS?Ā  As SamuelĀ  suggests any specific info you could give would be helpful.

      AL developers are the same developers that work on the previous versions as well (C/AL).Ā  Don’t blame them (though I am sure there are specific cases that go against this).Ā  Though it is amazing how far AL has come in the past 2 years it is still relatively new and will have a lot of bugs. It’s an argument for why camping out on BC14 (last version to support AL and C/AL) might not be such a bad idea.

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      Jason Wilder
      Senior Application Developer
      Stonewall Kitchen
      York ME
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    • Gregory Alford

      Member

      December 12, 2019 at 9:31 AM

      – good questions.

      We are on the spring release of BC ?- 14.0.32600.0

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      Gregory Alford
      Director of Technical Resources
      Tri Star Metals LLC
      Carol Stream IL
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    • Devora Locke

      Member

      December 13, 2019 at 10:21 AM

      ?Please tell me this is not true.Ā 

      >>AL developers are the same developers that work on the previous versions as well (C/AL).<<

      I would think that no one building a career is learning any C/AL skills anymore (for obvious reasons) but a career path based in AL could grow, and therefore more coders with fresh skill sets would be available?Ā  I realize that in order to get into AL 100%, coders fluent in C/AL are required. YetĀ once there I’d like to think we had greater field of candidates to work with should we ever decide to switch consultants or even hire our own coder.

      -d.

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      Devora Locke
      Shin-Etsu MicroSi, Inc
      Phoenix AZ
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    • Gregory Alford

      Member

      December 12, 2019 at 9:24 AM

      We have a lengthy list of issues.

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      Gregory Alford
      Director of Technical Resources
      Tri Star Metals LLC
      Carol Stream IL
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    • Jason Luchka

      Member

      December 12, 2019 at 10:39 AM

      ?I think I’ve seen a couple of posts from you on this subject, and I just have to ask – did you go live without a thorough testing phase? I ‘m trying to understand how you are live with catastrophic failures, more from a perspective of someone who’s on NAV2013 and looking down an eventualĀ upgrade to BC. I’m assuming it was tested and now things are going sideways?

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      Jason Luchka
      Senior Enterprise Applications Analyst
      siffron
      Twinsburg OH
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    • Gregory Alford

      Member

      December 12, 2019 at 11:00 AM

      – We tested extensively.Ā 

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      Gregory Alford
      Director of Technical Resources
      Tri Star Metals LLC
      Carol Stream IL
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    • Jason Luchka

      Member

      December 12, 2019 at 11:03 AM

      I replied to your question from the email summary and missed the additional information you provided. Thanks for the reply, and I understand the difficulty of debugging an intermittent issue. It does seem unacceptable to be going weeks without a resolution.?

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      Jason Luchka
      Senior Enterprise Applications Analyst
      siffron
      Twinsburg OH
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