Most people who create applications in Salesforce have a fun time doing it; we get to use a lot of cool technology and make seemingly miraculous things happen. If you are reading this, chances are that you have had at least one moment when somebody asked you, “Whoa, how
One of the tenets of Salesforce has always been the emphasis on trust and security for its solutions. However, consultants have often complained that getting the right permissions to the right people was not an easy task. Slowly but surely, however, Salesforce has been adding features to make life
You did the hard part. You figured out what you want your app to be, and you have designed the functionality you want it to have. Beyond that, you have an idea of what the permissions will be and even diagrammed some reports that you’d like to package in
Those of us that have been developing in Lightning for a while have always tried to follow the platform’s best practices. For the most part, that means creating tons of reusable components that get added to the page either dynamically (via $A.createComponents) or by simply placing their <ui:> or
by CodeScientists Sebastian Kessel & Trieste LaPorte Most of us who've been in this business for a while know that consulting is not easy. Challenges range from personality conflicts to resourcing issues to technology concerns, and more. One of the biggest obstacles to overcome is when a Client
Last week, I wrote a post about how to make your workday more productive. In this follow up post, it’s my goal to help you further reach that objective by giving you tools to apply to your interactions with others. As consultants, especially the “work remotely” type, how we
Being a consultant is no easy job, especially if you work from home. Between clients, family, and a whole host of social media sites just a browser tab away, it’s fairly easy to get interrupted and fall into a pattern where you can't stay productive and be consistent. There’s
