Business Central Development: Setting Up Azure DevOps & GitHub with VS Code

If you're a Business Central developer, setting up a solid version control system is crucial for managing your code efficiently. In my latest YouTube video, I walk you through the step-by-step process of integrating Azure DevOps and GitHub with Visual Studio Code for seamless Business Central development.

What You’ll Learn in This Video:

🚀 Creating a new organization in Azure DevOps
🚀 Setting up a new project and repository in Azure DevOps
🚀 Connecting VS Code to GitHub for Business Central
🚀 Performing essential Git operations in GitHub

Whether you’re working with AL, C#, Python, JavaScript, or any other language, these steps will help you streamline your development workflow using Azure DevOps and GitHub.

🎥 Watch the full tutorial here: Youtube Video

💡 Ready to take your Business Central development to the next level? Check out the video now!

🔗 Explore Azure DevOps: Azure DevOps Portal

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