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Hi Readers, 2025 is an exciting month for our YouTube channel, with thousands of Business Central enthusiasts engaging with our content. If you haven’t watched these videos yet, now is the perfect time to catch up!  Here’s a recap of the top 10 most-watched videos from January to March, along with reasons why they should be on your watchlist. If there is something that we can add please suggest us as comment to this article.

Hi Readers,  Microsoft has just made AL loops easier to write! 🎉 With Business Central 2025 Release Wave 1 , AL now supports the continue keyword, making it simpler to control loop iterations and improve code readability. 🔹 Why Is This a Big Deal? Previously, AL only supported the break keyword, which completely stopped the loop . Now, continue lets you skip the current iteration and move directly to the next one—just like in C#, Java, and Python !

Hi Readers, Introduction Microsoft continues to enhance the Business Central web client experience , ensuring optimal usability on modern devices, large screens, and widescreen monitors . In Business Central 2025 Release Wave 1 , a significant improvement focuses on screen estate optimization , helping users maximize productivity with better layouts, responsive animations, and customizable FactBoxes.

Hi Readers, February 2025 was an exciting month for our YouTube channel, with thousands of Business Central enthusiasts engaging with our content. If you haven’t watched these videos yet, now is the perfect time to catch up!  Here’s a recap of the top 10 most-watched videos from February, along with reasons why they should be on your watchlist. If there is something that we can add please suggest us as comment to this article.

Hi Readers, January 2025 was an exciting month for our YouTube channel, with thousands of Business Central enthusiasts engaging with our content. If you haven’t watched these videos yet, now is the perfect time to catch up!  Here’s a recap of the top 10 most-watched videos from January, along with reasons why they should be on your watchlist. If there is something that we can add please suggest us as comment to this article.

Hi Readers, Page Inspection has been available in Business Central for quite some time, and Microsoft continues to enhance this small but powerful feature. As the name suggests, Page Inspection allows you to gain detailed insights about a specific page you’re working on. Whether you’re a developer, administrator, or end-user, this tool is invaluable for identifying and addressing issues. To demonstrate its capabilities, I’ll Walk you through an example using the Sales Order page. But first, let’s understand the fundamental structure of a page in Business Central. A page consists of various elements, including the main page, subpages (like lines), and factbox areas. Each of these components can contribute to the behavior or performance of a page.