by Brian Terrell
Earlier this week, I attended the 2014 version of the Third Party Advantage Conference (TPAC) in Vancouver. Vancouver reigns as the capital city of Sage 300 ERP, and I enjoy attending TPAC every year in that beautiful city. At TPAC, I renew friendships, learn about developments from key Sage 300 ERP third party developers, and receive an update from Sage on the "road ahead" for th...

by Jacky Xu
When coding in C# Actions belong to the delegate family. Delegates give us a lot of power to hold references to methods to execute, but it needs some additional codes to define a new delegate for every situation in which you need one. Action<T> started in .NET 2.0, and then expanded through each version to eventually support Actions that take anywhere from 0 to 16&...

Often, I remind myself that the contention in Congress reflects the diverse opinions of those Congress represents. That’s me and you. When it is all said and done, we are responsible for their failure to compromise and lead the country forward. We are the ones who put them there, and we are the ones that can make the change. Should I complain or just work to affect change?
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by Joe Zhou

Every night I spend about 15 minutes to quickly browse through the tweets from the 100+ individuals I follow on Twitter to get inspiration to either make me a better person or make my life easier. Below I want to share 3 tools that will make my life easier.
1.       Jsonstub can fake the back end while my team develops the front end. This is a time saver...

by Emma Tsai
Recently, we worked on an interesting web project, which enable the users to evaluate their return on investment and gross margin during different productivity phases. It defines the typical productivity phases a company goes through when introducing a new product or service. The results then will be quantified in a graph.
We developed it by using HTML, JavaScript, and jQuery. The we...

by Hrayr Galoyan
If you have multiple entities setup in Intacct, you may come across a need to move timecards from one entity to another.
To move a timecard, first you need to export it from the source entity, reformat the import file to match Intacct requirements, re-import it into the target entity, and then delete the original timecard.
Exporting Timecards
You cannot export timecards directly ...

by Jacky Xu
Here are the three most interesting articles I read this week:
1. The Sage 300 ERP System Manager Core DLLs http://smist08.wordpress.com/2014/02/08/the-sage-300-system-manager-core-dlls/
It helps Sage 300 developers understand the low levels of Sage 300 ERP. Also, it lets you have a clear structure of Sage 300 EP.
2. Automatically increments the assemblies version http://devsid.blogsp...

by Kristi Feng
Sage CRM 7.2 provides a set of client-side libraries to help us customize the screen behavior. It is simply the coding for us and it is browser independent.
Here is an example of how to set a Company Status (comp_status) caption and value to red when the value is Inactive. You need to place this code in the Custom Content of the Company Entry Screen.
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by Sheila Zhang

This is a continuation from a previous blog.
When creating documentation, you can use a reference in some types of tags. The compiler translates the reference for you. For example: 
 
It will convert the simple method name to the full method name:
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by Emma Tsai
As a business analyst who helps our business clients design and develop their website or web application, I am always excited to learn how we can make a website more appealing and lead to more site traffic. The followings are some articles I found interesting recently:
1.        The 10 Questions You Should Ask Yourself When Creating a Landing Page
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