“Discrete Business Logic” implements Interface

Posted By James Pearson on 28 Apr 2020 in Business Central

If you’ve read anything about what is new in BC16 for developers then you’ll have seen that AL now supports interfaces (fanfare). No more convoluted workarounds with events – at least once our customers have upgraded.

I won’t explain what interfaces are and how to use them in AL. You can read the release notes here or blog posts like this and this. Instead I’m going to share some thoughts…

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“Discrete Business Logic” implements Interface

If you’ve read anything about what is new in BC16 for developers then you’ll have seen that AL now supports interfaces (*fanfare*). No more convoluted workarounds with events – at least once our customers have upgraded. I won’t explain what interfaces are and how to use them in AL.

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