A little while ago, Paul McGurn blogged how to create a public (SOAP-based) web service via a Force.com Site. As Paul explains, you add your web service class to the Enabled Apex Classes in the Site’s Public Access Settings. You’ll also need to a

At 7am and 10am Pacific Time this Thursday, Feb 23, Adam Torman, Bud Vieira and Chuck Mortimore (otherwise known as the ABC of security at salesforce.com) will be presenting Security in the Cloud: Identity & Access Management for Database.com, a

Are you registered for the Cloudstock Developer Conference on March 15 in San Francisco? If so, then you’re invited to sign-up for a free one-on-one code consultation. If not, register for the free event first. T

Here our some of our favorite tweets of the past week from the world of Force.com. Follow @forcedotcom to keep up with these characters!   @michaelforce @forcedotcom FunFact: you can use merge fields in CSS on #visual

Just over a year ago, Quinton announced the first beta release of the Force.com Toolkit for Facebook, an Apex Code library allowing Force.com applications to read social data from Facebook via the Facebook Graph API. That first version was quickly

For your reading pleasure, we’ve updated the developer documentation on developer.salesforce.com and database.com. It reflects the new Spring ’12 Salesforce release (API version 24.0). In addition, there are some new docs you might want to check ou

So – are you a server-side or client-side developer? What if I said that was an archaic way to classify application development. I believe that the clear red lines that used to separate client-side and server-side application development are incr

Ready to take your software development to the next level? All of us are well aware that knowing how to write code is not the same as engineering software. With Agile methodologies dominant in the start-up and emergent technology world today, underst