As you have probably noticed, Business Central is actively integrating AI and providing developer tools for working with large language models. One of these tools is the new page type PromptDialog. I suggest exploring this page type along with the new AI interfaces using simple example: create Copilot for generating Payment Terms records.
Table Data Editor is an open-source application for Business Central. This application allows you to easily manipulate data in Business Central tables. Table Data Editor is completely free and open-source, distributed under the MIT license. Anyone can contribute or share their ideas for the development of Table Data Editor on GitHub.
The idea of the application is to read incoming JSON/XML files and generate AL basic objects from that information. You can paste JSON/XML direclty to page or application can also make HTTP requests with authorization depending on the settings. At the moment the supported authorization types are: Bearer Token, Basic, OAuth1.0, OAuth 2.0
PDFObject is a library that runs the standard built-in PDF renderer in the browser. This means that the rendering in different browsers may be different. This is a very interesting option for displaying PDFs in Business Central, as browser-based PDF Viewers often have powerful functionality.
I have prepared a lightweight ready to use free extension for viewing PDF documents in Business Central. I've heard requests for Microsoft's built-in PDF Viewer on more than one occasion. But since Microsoft is still working on this problem, I found it helpful to make a simplified version. This extension doesn't need any additional servers.
One of the frequent requests I hear from users is the WYSIWYG editor. Unfortunately, Microsoft has not added the editor yet. So I decided to integrate some free editor into Business Central. My choice was summernote, a simple and functional WYSIWYG editor. I will also talk about new app updates
Sharepoint Service to Service Authorization. Integration with Business Central. No user permissions.