Learn how to set up a local development environment for coding in Business Central without relying on Microsoft Azure. Follow step-by-step instructions using Docker, PowerShell, and Visual Studio Code to deploy Business Central applications on Windows 10 or 11 Pro. Read more about Business Central Local Setup

Learn how to upgrade from Windows 11 Home to Pro seamlessly, even when encountering activation errors. Follow a step-by-step solution, including repairing Windows, utilizing universal keys, and navigating the upgrade process, ensuring a smooth transition and activation. Read more about Update from Windows 11 to Windows 11 Pro

WebSockets have become a popular technology for building real-time communication applications. STOMP is a messaging protocol that simplifies the process of building WebSocket applications by providing a standardized way to send and receive messages. However, securing WebSockets can be challenging, as STOMP does not natively support authentication and authorization. Read more about Secured WebSockets with STOMP and Spring Boot/Security

Struggling to generate Supabase types for your Angular/TypeScript project? Unravel the mystery behind the "File appears to be binary" or "Is not a module" error and learn how to resolve it effortlessly. This comprehensive guide will equip you with the knowledge and practical steps to overcome this common hurdle and seamlessly integrate Supabase types into your project. Read more about Overcoming the "Is not a module" error after generating supabase types for TypeScript

The AL Extension for VS Code is a popular tool for developing Dynamics 365 Business Central applications. However, there is a known problem with the AL Extension for VS Code that affects ARM devices like the MacBook Pro M2. In this blog post, we will discuss the problem in more detail and explore some possible solutions. Read more about AL Extension for VS Code on ARM Devices: A Known Problem and Possible Solutions

Add search to your Hugo website and make it easier for visitors to find the information they need. This post will teach you how to use Fuse.js, a lightweight and customizable search library, to create a search feature for your Hugo website. Read more about Hugo and Fuse.js: A Powerful Combination for Search