While coming up with a solution design for an API integration piece for work I found the REST API batch resource feature relevant to my use case. The feature has been around since Summer 2015 and I didn’t know much about it then. Basically the batch resource allows you to make multiple request in a… Read More Using the Batch Resource Salesforce REST API
Salesforce Spring 18 comes with some pretty nifty updates for developers. Been playing around with some of the new stuffs and will come up with some videos for each as I get in depth with them more. Flow Enhancements Ability to add Lightning Components to Flow – lightning:availableForFlowScreens We can already make Lightning Component as… Read More Hidden Gems on the Spring 18 Salesforce Release For Developers
Been procrastinating and holding off getting this Superbadge for some time as it seems to be too much material to cover. With some deadlines imposed by Salesforce for partners to get accredited for Lightning, I eventually got into it. So I sat this one and got my first superbadge. There are a total of 8 challenges… Read More Tips and Takeaways from Taking the Lightning Experience Rollout Specialist Superbadge
Want to create a simple component that any user with System Admin rights can quickly change the text attributes. This component is so easy to create and I’m sharing the process on how to create on here. This component is for non-classic Community template. Step 1: Launch the Developer Console Step 2: Create a Lightning… Read More Creating a Simple Lightning Component for Salesforce Community Napili Template
So decided to sit down the Community Cloud certification as my own prerequisite goal before jumping into the Domain Architect exams. The Community Cloud certification was launched last year so very relatively new. It’s a 90 minute allocated exam with 60 questions. A bit lower at 57% passing score compared to the other Salesforce certification exams I… Read More My Take-Away from the Community Cloud Certification Exam
This tutorial shows you some techniques on using the Force.com Ant Migration toolkit for deployment and Git for version control on your Salesforce Development. Why should you learn this? This is not for all, if you are small company with only one or two developers you can get away with using change sets. That said though,… Read More How to Work with Force.com Ant Migration and Git for your Salesforce Development
Want to learn how to install ant on mac? What is Apache Ant used for? The main known usage of Apache Ant is the build of Java applications. Ant supplies a number of built-in tasks allowing to compile, assemble, test and run Java applications. Ant can also be used effectively to build non Java applications, for… Read More How to Install Apache Ant on a Mac