Category: Best Practices

How to get your Issue Resolved Quickly

Here at Nebula Consulting we work with clients via projects and through our support offering, Nebula Advance. Giving us a lot of experience in the ways that people report tasks and issues. Teaching us that although there are different approaches, there is definitely a best way to go about getting your issue resolved quickly.

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Common Apex Mistakes – Too many SOQL queries

As a Salesforce developer seeing the message “System.LimitException: Too many SOQL queries: 101” can be very frustrating.

In a large codebase it can be time consuming to find and fix these kind of errors. Even when your code is bulkified – why do errors remain?

They may only occur intermittently under certain circumstances, but none the less they still happen.

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How to Fix Those Pesky Outlook Fonts

Outlook eh. *Email Marketers scream everywhere*. If you’ve ever tried to build an email, got it looking perfect, and then run it through Outlook rendering, you’ll understand the frustration. Line heights ignored, buttons look strange, background images lost – the issues are endless. Luckily we have fixes for most of these! The one I’m going to focus on today is how Outlook renders fonts.

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Background Images in Oulook

Making B2B email design exciting and creative is a constant challenge for email marketeers. This challenge is heightened by one email client – Outlook. Outlook makes everything from animated gifs to typography style problematic. One area of email design this is increasingly apparent in is background images.

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Performing a Salesforce data export

As of August 2020, Salesforce no longer offers the data recovery solution it once provided. Although this solution was costly and not ideal, it does mean that if you do not have backup processes in place, you no longer have this last resort. As a result, it means you could suffer a data loss that you can’t recover from.

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