[Zero To Hero]: Setup AL project in Visual Studio Code Class #3

Welcome to Class #3 of the Zero to Hero: Business Central series! 🚀 In this tutorial, we are moving into the development environment by setting up Visual Studio Code for AL (Application Language) development.

Whether you are a beginner or looking to refresh your setup process, this video guides you through everything from downloading the IDE to publishing your very first "Hello World" extension on a local Docker container.

What you will learn in this video: ✅ How to download and install Visual Studio Code. ✅ Installing the AL Language extension for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. ✅ Creating your first AL project using the AL: Go! command. ✅ Configuring launch.json for local container development. ✅ Downloading symbols and resolving common metadata errors. ✅ Publishing your extension to Business Central without debugging.

📍 Timestamps:
[00:00] - Introduction to the Zero to Hero series [00:16] - Downloading Visual Studio Code [00:58] - Installing the AL Language Extension [01:43] - Creating your first AL Project (AL: Go!) [02:45] - Configuring your server in launch.json [04:00] - Exploring app.json and project files [04:47] - How to download symbols and fix errors [06:17] - Publishing the extension to Business Central [07:22] - Testing the "Hello World" message in BC [07:56] - Final wrap-up and what's next

🔗 Resources & Links:
VS Code Download: https://code.visualstudio.com/download

Previous Video (Class #2): [Link to your previous video]

LinkedIn: [  / tulsidas-biradar-377b75177  ] 💼

💡 About the Series:
The "Zero to Hero: Business Central" series is designed to take you from a complete beginner to a confident Business Central developer. We cover environment setup, AL coding, report building, and advanced integrations.

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