Seven months ago I shipped my first NuGet package, a strongly typed .NET client for the Business Central OData API. Today I shipped v2.0.0. And this is a much bigger release than the version number makes it look. The public API is cleaner. Queries are strongly typed. Paging now follows Business Central instead of trying to outsmart it. Retries know the difference between a safe replay and a duplicate record. Errors are easier to reason about. There is a dedicated testing package. ...
When working closely with ERP systems like Business Central, I quickly learned a hard truth: My applications will never be the source of truth. The source of truth will always be human-entered data. And humans make mistakes. Not because they are careless - but because real business processes are complex, time-critical, and often span multiple departments. Sales, purchasing, production planning, manufacturing, and QA all touch the same data, sometimes weeks apart. ...
Today is a small personal milestone for me: I just published v1.0.0 of my very first open-source NuGet package – and this is also my first LinkedIn post 😊 The idea for this library came out of a real challenge. During our major ERP migration from Dynamics NAV 2017 to Dynamics 365 Business Central, I had to replace hundreds of existing EF Core SQL queries with something Business Central actually supports: OData-based HTTP requests. ...
Hi — I’m Daniel, a 38-year-old Senior .NET developer. I focus on Domain‑Driven Design, distributed systems, cloud architecture, and AI integrations. I started this blog to explain real-world engineering problems, share design trade-offs, and publish hands-on solutions you can apply in production.