Name: MB-820T00: Dynamics 365 Business Central Developer
Price: 1437 EUR
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The MB-820T00: Dynamics 365 Business Central Developer course trains developers to build extensions and customizations for Dynamics 365 Business Central using AL language. This 32-hour course covers AL programming, extension development, API integration, reporting, and DevOps for Business Central. Esamatic srl, a Microsoft Learning Partner in Milan, delivers this course with Microsoft Certified Trainers.

MB-820 Certification: preparation for the Dynamics 365 Business Central Developer Associate exam
AL Language: variables, data types, functions, triggers, and codeunits
Extension Development: table extensions, page extensions, and report extensions
APIs and Integration: web services, custom APIs, and Azure integration
DevOps: source control, CI/CD pipelines, and AppSource publishing

Course Overview: MB-820T00

Dynamics 365 Business Central development uses AL language within Visual Studio Code to create extensions that customize and extend the ERP platform. The MB-820 certification validates developer skills in building, testing, and deploying Business Central solutions.

Learning Objectives

Develop with AL — write AL code, create codeunits, implement triggers, and manage data operations
Build extensions — create table, page, and report extensions, implement events and subscribers
Implement APIs and integration — expose web services, create custom APIs, and integrate with Azure services
Deploy solutions — configure source control, build CI/CD pipelines, and publish to AppSource or on-premises

Who Should Attend

The MB-820T00 is for Business Central developers and ERP developers building extensions with AL. Programming experience is required.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is AL in Business Central?

AL is the programming language used to develop extensions for Dynamics 365 Business Central. It replaces the legacy C/AL language and is used within Visual Studio Code with the AL Language extension for building tables, pages, codeunits, reports, and APIs.