Salesforce Technology

Salesforce makes it super easy to view (almost) any data in a calendar. All you have to do is a few steps - Click on App launcher, search for Calendar and select it In the calendar view, look out for My Calendars towards the bottom, right-hand side of the screen Click on the cog (⚙) icon, click New Calendar Select the object that you need Select fields for calendar and values to display I chose Contact and Last Viewed Date to view the last names of contacts I have connected with this week / today.

Here are two quick ways to manually (& reliably) track of Salesforce page performance. Suffix eptVisible Flag #Navigate to any Salesforce application URL like you always do, but with a suffix - ?

A Salesforce list and map are super convenient ways of operating on a collection in Apex. Let’s say you magically have some collections but need to find (and probably change) one of the elements in the collection - here’s how you can do that.

Running SOQL against salesforce orgs is quite easy with SFDX. All you have to do is - sfdx force:data:soql:query -q "your_soql" -u="user@sfdc.com" Or, you could save a few of your favourite SOQLs in a scripts folder in your salesforce project root folder and run them on demand.

Here are four easy ways for administrators and developers to export data from your salesforce.com org. 1. Data Loader #Using Salesforce Data Loader is the most obvious solution to export data.

Salesforce.com development experience has improved leaps and bounds over the past five years, and continues to rapidly innovate and evolve. So, how do you do Salesforce.com development in 2021? Here’s a rundown of trends and the step-by-step guide to get started.

Salesforce is a leader in low-code platforms today, but what does that mean for developers? How do you do development in salesforce.com in 2021? Here a point of view. Trends of the Day: Low-code/No-code is In #We continue to see revolutionary developments in web technologies and that has a direct impact on how businesses work and use information in today’s world.

Hey, folks. Not too long ago I was involved in an arrangement to speak to students pursuing bachelor and master degrees in India. The topic was on future opportunities and what they could do immediately after college.

A distributed version control system did not feel natural to me when I started on it a couple of years back. I primarily grew up with mainframe, Siebel development and distributed version control does not play well everywhere.

Let me be straight for you SFDC configuration vs. coding fanatics - I am in your group. I prefer point & click configuration any day as compared to the complexity that Apex can become.