Last year Dreamforce gave us another mind blowing way to manage and develop Salesforce apps in a lucid fashion throughout the entire app lifecycle. This year we are pleased to witness the launch of Salesforce DX Open Beta. Salesforce DX is now widely available in all the business and production org. All About Salesforce DX
Dreamforce always comes with a box of tech surprises every year. 2016 was no exception, one of the big points of discussion was Salesforce DX. Salesforce DX is an absolutely new and unique way to manage and develop Salesforce apps across the entire lifecycle. It has set new standards for various levels of collaboration, productivity,
“Salesforce the world’s #1 CRM”…how much this fact holds true? It’s time to have a look at the latest statistics and gauge the truth.
Testing in Salesforce is not easy. Since many of the classes are standard Salesforce classes that you don’t have any control over, and can’t customize, it’s not easy to find what went wrong and where. Whenever something breaks it always starts with a worrying hunt to check if you have not clashed with some inbuilt
If you are using Salesforce, you would be having a lot of data stored in Salesforce objects. Some of it would be sensitive data, and some of it would even be sensitive enough that you don’t want anyone to look at it, like revenue related data. So the question is, is the data on your
Even before you start coding and materializing your fabulous app out of thin air, or computer air, it is very important to establish a development lifecycle. Every software developer knows that and every experienced one spends quite a lot of time making sure the lifecycle is fast, secure, foolproof, and most importantly produces a product
Technically Salesforce Flow is known as a business ‘workflow wizard’ or simply a sequential set of screens that can be used to complete or assist smartly on a business process or workflow. But here at Algoworks we define it in one word- awesome. In my previous blog on Salesforce Flow, we had an overview of
