DevOps Dreamin, the premier conference for Salesforce Developers and Architects, is coming to London this year. This time, it’s bigger and even better than its sell-out success in 2019. You should expect an impressive lineup of speakers in the Salesforce industry. Learn from the best and the brightest and meet other like-minded professionals.
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Fletcher joined #teamnebula in July as a Salesforce Consultant, read on to find out more!
London’s Calling 2022 was a resounding success, with plenty on offer for admins, developers, consultants, architects, and marketers alike. The event featured keynote speeches from some of the biggest names in the Salesforce community. Attendees could check out the latest products and services from leading Salesforce partners in the exhibition area. Continue reading “Here’s What We Experienced At London’s Calling 2022”
You’re reviewing a Pull Request (PR) on GitHub. You see a list of diffs from the files changed in the PR. But what, precisely, do the diffs represent? I had a model for this in my head. Recently, I was forced to realise that my model must be wrong. Reviewing a PR started me on a journey into “two-dot” and “three-dot” diffs in git. That journey updated my mental model for GitHub and I hope that it will also be a useful lesson for you when you are working with PRs on GitHub yourself.
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As a digital marketer, you have likely come across HTML at some point, and let’s face it, it can look a bit overwhelming when you are unfamiliar with how to code.
Whether you are trying to just understand how HTML works or want to up your email marketing game by adding new features but are not sure where to start, this post is for you. It will provide you with the best practices, resources, and HTML generators to get you started plus make you look like an HTML pro.
Over the past 3 years, we have seen more and more of our customers adopting Revenue Operations (RevOps) strategies within their company structure and processes. This has led to changes within their Salesforce Orgs. So, what is RevOps, why are so many companies investing time and money in RevOps, and how does it present itself in Salesforce architecture? This blog post forms the first part of a series on RevOps.
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If you’ve read Part 1 of our In-App Guidance series, you’ll be familiar with what in-app guidance is, its use cases, its different types, as well as how to track its performance.
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David joined #teamnebula in January as a Pardot Consultant, read on to find out more!
Alex joined #teamnebula at the start of the year as a Pardot Consultant, read on to find out more!
Maps are a fundamental data structure in Apex and other programming languages. They allow us to store a series of key/value pairs, and then efficiently use a key to look up a value from the store. There is no built-in map construct in Flow, but it would be useful if there were. So, I built one!
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