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      <title>Business Central Development Serie - Part 2b: AI for BC Development — The Knowledge Gap That Ships to Production</title>
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      <description>&amp;ldquo;We are drowning not in lies — but in plausible truths.&amp;rdquo;
This article is the companion to Part 2 of this serie. Part 2 explains how to use AI tools for Business Central development — the tools, the workflow, the guidelines. This article is about something that must come before all of that: whether you are ready to use AI for BC development responsibly. And specifically — what you need to know to validate what AI produces, because AI will not validate itself.</description>
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      <description>Welcome to the second (or first? May be error by 1&amp;hellip;) part of the Business Central Development Serie! In the introduction (aka part 1) I explained why I started this serie and what I want to achieve with it. In this second part I will start with the first topic from the plan - Using AI for BC development.
AI tools are becoming more and more popular among developers. They can help you to write code faster, to find bugs, to learn new things.</description>
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      <title>Business Central Development Serie - Part 1: Introduction</title>
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      <description>If you are reading this, may be you are one of the growing number of partners and developers who started to develop extensions for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. And may be you started thanks to the AI tools which are making the development much easier than it was before. But AI is not solving everything. It can write the code for you, but it will not tell you how to architect your solution, how to deliver it to customer, how to maintain it.</description>
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