Salesforce Development Reviews and details

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• Saleforce

  You can get a free developers org (developer.salesforce.com) and play with it, which I suggest. Source: about 1 year ago

• Troll Lord Games is discontinuing all their 5E products AND dropping OGL 1.0a from all future releases.

  What I can do is point to a number of case studies where a company created a platform and then encouraged a community of 3rd party entities to build on top of that platform. Salesforce, Amazon Web Services, Lego, and pretty much any game developer, like Paradox, that supports a modding community, . Source: over 1 year ago

• Should we upgrade enterprise to unlimited?

  As a follow up comment, you can leave all the detail you want, they won't read it at first and ask you for details. I've written all kinds of painstaking details, and gotten "well, try this URL from developer.salesforce.com". Source: over 1 year ago

• What skill i can focus on for the next 6 months inorder to start working remotely?

  You can do the free courses and also spin up your own developer org: http://developer.salesforce.com. Source: over 1 year ago

• Self Implementation

  There are also three good official blog sites admin.salesforce.com developer.salesforce.com and architect.salesforce.com with additional resources. I'd look at the Architecture and Admin ones in particular. Source: over 1 year ago

• OVERWHELMED from a home project I got as a part of a possession interview process .

  Open a Salesforce Developer account (https://developer.salesforce.com). Source: over 1 year ago

• Just Passed my Admin Exams

  I just took mine and I found the questions extremely different from the practice tests on developer.salesforce.com . I also used Salesforce Ben and the practice tests as well. I failed, sadly. I'm going to try again, but I'm really disheartened that the questions were so extremely different than the practice questions I have seen on both of those sites. Any suggestions? Source: almost 2 years ago

• LWC vs Aura?

  I currently work as a Sr. Salesforce Administrator/Developer. That is my job title. My job is 90% advanced administration, which requires development skills when necessary. However, as we disappear to lightning, I'm finding myself needing to code more than just administration. A lot of resources I find online show options of going the Aura route or the LWC route. From my research, LWC seems to be the better way to... Source: almost 2 years ago

• Hello Extensibility

  Building extensible software has always been a high-reward challenge. We now have such excellent examples, including shopify.dev, developer.salesforce.com, and what may be the origin of modern extensibility: apple.com/app-store. Source: over 2 years ago

• Composite Requests in Salesforce Are a Great Idea

  Just recently, the Salesforce Developers site has been refactored to provide a far better experience for developers seeking to utilize the available APIs. Seeing such activity solidifies my belief that Salesforce places lots of value on IT professionals who make Salesforce part of their development repertoire. - Source: dev.to / over 2 years ago

• Salesforce releases and updates !!!!

  Other than that just subscribing to a few blogs like developer.salesforce.com and there are some admin and developer podcasts... Those usually help keep an ear to the streets on what's going on. Source: over 2 years ago