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Introduction: With Visual Studio Online getting some traction, it is something that is not stable but at-least it is a pathway to something great in the history of computing. Pre-requisites: Microsoft Office/Live Account Microsoft Azure Subscription Demonstration: 1. Signing Up with VS Online: Goto https://online.visualstudio.com , you will see an introduction page. Visual Studio Sign-in Page After you have signed in, you will see a screen with no Azure Plans selected and no environments Visual Studio Online Home Page Here, you can select the environments, create plans based on your Azure Subscription, Create new environments. 2. Creating Plans: From the VS Online homepage, you are need to create a plan first. For this you will need an Active Azure Subscription. Your VS Online is then hosted as per your Azure Subscription and the location where you want to host. VS Online - Creating Plan After you select your subscription, you can view it in your VS Online

Introduction: Test Automation is basically writing code to test and verify whether the application functionality developed works as expected. When you install NAV / Business Central - OnPremise, the installation folder consists of standard Test Toolkit Objects which are to be imported manually if you want to enable Test Automation in your project. But, for Business Central (SaaS) it comes pre-installed.  Let us see how Test Automation is done in Business Central(SaaS) with the help of Test Toolkit and how to set up your own test cases for the customization you've developed for the system. Books & Reference: 1. Automated Testing in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (https://tinyurl.com/y3zpy27p) Pre-requisites: Microsoft Dynamics Business Central (SaaS) VS Code( https://code.visualstudio.com/download ) AL Language Extension( https://tinyurl.com/yyvzxwkb ) Demonstration: 1. Checking the installed Test Toolkit in Business Central(SaaS): When searching