As a developer coming to Lightning, one of the immediate questions is:
How can I share code between my components?
Well, there’s a nice summary of two code-sharing options on the Salesforce Developers Blog: Modularizing Code in Lightning Components. But, Continue reading “A “Provider” Pattern in Salesforce Lighting”
Salesforce have been dangling DX in front of source-control-hungry developers for some time now. And now it’s finally in Open Beta!
Your Salesforce Org is made up of two types of data: Continue reading “Salesforce is Opening Up Metadata to Apex Code”
Even the title of this article might make your head spin. But, if you develop Lightning Components, try to stick with it: it addresses a tricky use-case when coding Lightning Components and it is actually very neat when you get to the end.
Continue reading “Using Javascript Promises to chain asynchronous actions in Salesforce Lightning”
“It looks weird on my iPhone”
Continue reading “Using Salesforce Lightning to create responsive web content”
For a developer focused on delivering solutions for their customers today, Lightning can seem like a lot of change and hassle for little reason.
Non-developers won’t care (except that development happens more smoothly), but I’ve been waiting for this one…
Continue reading “Deploy from Salesforce to Source Control with Gearset”
Geocoding addresses in Salesforce gives you the ability to do neat things like show which Accounts or Contacts are near to each other, or near to your current location.
With Salesforce’s latest failed acquisition Mr Benioff speaks out against what is seeming to be a data monopoly from Microsoft.
Continue reading “Salesforce CEO Urges Extra Scrutiny of Microsoft’s Acquisition of LinkedIn”
I’ve always been wary of Process Builder. My objection is that Process Builder’s main advantage is also its greatest weakness: It offers the power of writing code, without writing code.
Continue reading “Should we use Salesforce Process Builder at all?”
Ever wonder how Salesforce could implement such a revolutionary feature on a well-established platform? With the acquisition of BeyondCore this became entirely feasible, so much so that it is Live and available for use.
I recently attended a Partner event at the Salesforce tower, the subject – Heroku. “Well that name certainly doesn’t give anything away,” I thought! Continue reading “Heroku – One Less Headache for your Developers?”