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Jesper Schulz-Wedde, Principal Software Architect at Microsoft, joins this episode to discuss the origin, the current state and the future of the Dynamics 365 Business Central co-creation initiative. This Open Source program has changed the way the application code of the product evolves, but that hasn't happened over night. Jesper shares the motivation, the obstacles and why it is beneficial both from a Microsoft and a partner perspective.

Chapters

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. How did contribution work (or not work) in the past (00:04:31)

3. What triggered the initiative (00:07:01)

4. Was there any pushback in the beginning inside Microsoft (00:10:35)

5. Where are we currently with the iniative (00:15:51)

6. What are the goals of the initiative (00:20:05)

7. Wishes for the community (00:25:47)

8. What makes a good collaboration proposal (00:27:09)

9. Where is the line for Microsoft what to Open Source and what to keep closed (00:34:09)

10. What are the expectations for the next few years (00:36:35)

11. Outro: On finishing releases and bringing in as much partner contributions as possible (00:40:55)

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