For years, we have been preaching to treat all software as if it must live forever. Every app should be versioned, documented, upgraded, and carefully preserved using DevOps practices - even when its original purpose disappeared long ago.

In this session, we’ll challenge that mindset.
Not all software deserves long-term maintenance. Especially around Business Central, many small and medium-sized apps exist to solve temporary problems: integrations, workflows, experiments, or short-lived business needs. Maintaining these apps often costs more than rebuilding them.

We’ll explore the concept of throwaway software: applications designed to be built fast, used confidently, and discarded without regret. Using modern tools like AI-assisted and no-code platforms, these apps can be recreated faster than they can be maintained.

At the same time, we’ll be very clear about where this approach does not apply. Mission-critical systems, core ERP logic, and compliance-sensitive solutions still require traditional software engineering discipline.
You’ll leave with:

- A clear mental model for deciding what to maintain vs. what to rebuild
- Real-world examples of disposable apps integrating with Business Central
- On stage demo creating a disposable app
- Practical guidance on how to avoid technical debt while moving faster than ever

Sometimes, the most responsible thing you can do for your software is to let it go.