Blast from the Past - The Inside Track Series
As most of you know, before I worked for Microsoft, I ran Winthrop Dexterity Consultants. Well, I had a look at the old website recently and decided that it really needs to be updated.
Since Winthrop sold the Omni Products to Rockton Software over three years ago, this is really long overdue.
I suppose the reason for hesitating was that there are still some useful information and downloads on the site which I would like to leave available. So as part of the project to update the site I am going to move (and where appropriate... update) some of the best resources to the Developing for Dynamics GP blog.
The first part of this migration process is to bring across Karl Gunderson's The Inside Track series of solution developer newsletters. There were ten newsletters which were published between August 2000 and October 2001. I suppose if Karl was writing these newsletters now, they would have been blog posts.
I will be posting this articles over the next few weeks for you to read. There is still much value in what Karl had to say, but I should mention that there might be information that is no longer valid today. It took between one and two hours to reformat each post for the blog, but I believe it was worth the effort.
The table below lists the articles with their original dates as well as when they will be posted on the blog.
Please note that articles will only be available on or after the date shown.
Month & Year Description Post Date August 2000 Introduction 16-Dec-2009 October 2000 Portable Code and Why .Net? 21-Dec-2009 November 2000 XML & XSL 23-Dec-2009 December 2000 CLR - Common Language Runtime 28-Dec-2009 January 2001 COM and inter-application Communication 30-Dec-2009 February 2001 XML Reprise 04-Jan-2010 March 2001 UML - Understanding Meta Language 06-Jan-2010 June 2001 Representative and Reactionary Programming 11-Jan-2010 August 2001 Please Step This Way, Part 1 13-Jan-2010 October 2001 Please Step This Way, Part 2 18-Jan-2010
Please note that articles will only be available on or after the date shown.
Note:
Some of the links mentioned in the newsletters are no longer valid.
The series will conclude on 20-Jan-2010 with a summary post.
David