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You might remember a few of my previous blogposts about this. We (Bart and me) have been working quite hard on a tool we call "iFacto ReVision". In fact, not only on the tool, but also on all the other stuff behind the tool (marketing, website, ...) .. you don't wanna know... :-/
What is it? The tool is a simple (which I like to emphasize) addition on the NAV Client, which monitors the user's actions. With "simple", I mean, easy to install, easy to deploy, easy to use:
Indeed. We see this version as the beginning of much more .. ![]() ![]() Why should I use it? If you wonder why, then we're talking about functionality. Well, the primary goal is: Source Control. In this first version, the primary goal is actually "Source Logging". So, just log all changes, lock objects, ... My developers do at any time .. without changes in the development experience. So, you should be able to see what has changed, why it has changed, who did it, when did he do that ... . Stuff like that. Pretty basic, but until now, quite difficult in NAV. Now, on top of that, we built in some very nice small things as well .. , like the compare & compile, external editor, ... . Now, the compare & compile (like I would like to call it) is something I really love (and works quite well). You always have more database of the same customer (TEST, DEV, LIVE, STAGING, TRAINING, ...). Well, with the tool, you can compare objects between two of those databases right from the object designer .. And transfer developments to the other environment with your favorite compare tool ... and save the right in NAV, with that same compare tool (saving the text file, is saving and compiling in NAV). I blogged about this earlier, but if you don't remember, just check out the movies we put online. The present The version where I'm blogging about is some kind of trial/beta release. It's a release that we wanted to make available to you to test .. and to receive (any kind of) feedback. What is missing, what is wrong, is it useful, when would it be useful... ? Stuff like that. The intention is that it's going to be the same version as we are releasing. See it as a base version, a "Standard" if you will .. while there will be an "Advanced" version in the near future. The future Is bright ![]()
![]() Do I have to pay for it? I'm not going to ly .. of course you have to pay. And I don't want to have an excuse for it, in fact. I find it normal that when you want to use some kind of tool .. and you want support for it .. that you have to pay for it. And I WANT to support it, maintain it .. and build further on it. The price model we have in mind is simple: The price model we are planning it to be is simple:
Be aware.. Be aware that this is still a Beta (.. quite a good beta if you ask me ... ;° ![]() If you give feedback, you have a big impact on the functionality, of course, so please, do so! You can either use the forum (mibuso) or mail (revision@ifacto.be). waldo, is this blog going to be a advertisement for your product? Well .. I have been thinking about that.. . It's just .. I'm so enthusiastic about this .. and about the upcoming possibilities. So if you call it "advertissement" .. then yes, probably, you can expect that on my blog. If I would be excited about another product .. probably I would have mentioned it as well (like I mentioned codegenius in one of my previous blogs...). Does this mean I'm going to blog less about other stuff .. . dude .. of (and notice the single "f"!) course not! Where can I get it? If you managed to read until here, I can image that you want to download it as well ;° ![]() Enjoy! Читать дальше
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