Git and Downloads

I use GitHub to share practical code examples, experiments, and tooling related to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, AL development, Power BI, and Copilot.

Most repositories are created to support blog posts, talks, workshops, or learning journeys. The focus is always on real-world scenarios, clean structure, and clarity over completeness.

You can find all my public repositories here:
https://github.com/srenders

Featured Repositories

Power BI Monitor

An open-source application focused on monitoring and gaining insight into Power BI usage and behavior.
This project grew out of real customer questions and has been refined based on community feedback.

Repository:
srenders/power-bi-monitor: Power BI Monitor

Business Central and AL Examples

A collection of small, focused examples around:

• AL development patterns

• extension structure

• validation and business logic

• experiments with Copilot and AI-assisted development

These repositories are often referenced in blog posts and sessions to keep examples concrete and reproducible.

Repository overview:
srenders/blog: Examples from my blog

Copilot and AI Experiments

Code and examples used to explore how GitHub Copilot and Copilot Chat can support Business Central development.
These repositories are typically iterative and evolve alongside blog posts and talks.

Repository overview:
https://github.com/srenders?tab=repositories

How to Use These Repositories

Most repositories are intentionally kept small and focused. They are meant to be:

• cloned and explored locally

• used as reference material

• adapted rather than copied blindly

If something is unclear or sparks a question, feedback and discussion are always welcome.