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How to Set Up SDF in VS Code

How to Set Up SDF in VS Code

We at SuiteRep love using Visual Studio Code, as do many developers. What if there was a way to integrate NetSuite's SuiteCloud Development Framework (SDF) with our favorite code editor and use SDF in VS Code? Well, there actually is a way! Actually there is more than...

Merge Duplicate Items on a Sales Order

Merge Duplicate Items on a Sales Order

Barcode scanners are an important tool for onsite transactions. When integrated with NetSuite, barcode scanners can make Sales Transactions accurate and snappy. But some adjustments might be needed to make the most out of this helpful tool. In this customer story, we...

How to Set Up SDF in Eclipse

How to Set Up SDF in Eclipse

Eclipse is a powerful IDE that you can integrate with NetSuite's SDF (SuiteCloud Development Framework). Join us below for a step-by-step guide in setting up SDF with Eclipse on your computer. Configuring our computers for use with SDF was something of a challenge for...

What is a Custom Segment?

What is a Custom Segment?

A Custom Segment is a way to organize records in NetSuite. NetSuite natively uses three main methods for classification: Class, Department, and Location. If you ever need to organize records with an additional (and highly customizable) method, this handy tool may be...

Using an Enums Custom Library, Part 2

Using an Enums Custom Library, Part 2

Using an enums custom library in SuiteScripts can drastically increase the efficiency of our scripts. Last time, we explained some of the foundational concepts behind using an enums custom library. Today, we'll dive into some ways to actually implement this new...

Using an Enums Custom Library, Part 1

Using an Enums Custom Library, Part 1

In a previous developer post, we introduced a new paradigm for structuring SuiteScript files in a project. As we address some of the details of the following structure, we come to the topic of enums. Enums, short for "enumerated types" or "enumerations," is basically...