JavaScript is a programming language that allows you to add interactive content to a web page (for example: games, reactions by pressing buttons or input in forms, dynamic appearance, animations, etc.), but also, as we know, as client addins and controls in Business Central. Additionally, I will have an eye on Node.JS here. Node.js is a relatively young and exciting JavaScript runtime for the development of web applications and application servers. Furthermore, Node.js can also be used for general programming purposes. You can build anything with Node, from simple command-line tools to dynamic HTTP servers.
I’ve just had the task to connect a new customer to one of our Node.JS webservices, in this case a payment notification service. So, payment providers like Adyen, Ingenico and Crefopay are constantly pushing some kind of payload (xml, json) against our service endpoint, and the service works like a proxy. It looks up and […]