At next week’s Customer Company Tour London 2013 we’ll be bringing back our Mini Hacks where you will find three challenges in different technology topic areas. The first ten participants to complete any two of the hacks will win a great gift, and anyone who completes all three will be entered into a raffle drawing [...]
Salesforce Platform ELEVATE, is a FREE one-day hands-on developer workshop designed to teach beginner and advanced Salesforce Platform developers how to build cloud applications. Now, ELEVATE is coming to Detroit.
With the announcement of Salesforce Platform Mobile Services comes a new set of developer tools called Mobile Packs. Mobile Packs built on popular Javascript libraries like AngularJS, Backbone,js and jQuery Mobile to make developing robust business apps for mobile devices using HTML5 while providing idiomatic access to the Salesforce Platform.
Too often mobile business apps are created in silos – disconnected from customer data. The new Salesforce Platform Mobile Services solves this problem with the Mobile SDK 2.0, and new open source Developer Mobile packs for leading JavaScript frameworks like Backbone.js, and jQuery Mobile that developers know and love, and make it easy to connect to backend mobile services on the Salesforce Platform. Here’s what you need to know.
One of our top feature requests is available in Spring ’13 as a beta release: state and country picklists. Now you can pick a country or state from a pop-up list of options, rather than manually type the country or state into a text field.
You’ve been waiting all summer, so patiently. And now, the wait is over. The preview release notes are here, and they are chock full of great new features. Here’s a small sampling: Polls in Chatter Starting in Winter ‘13, you can create a
Dreamforce is fast approaching with only 6 weeks left until thousands of cloud developers descend upon San Francisco. Whether you are new to Dreamforce or are gearing up for your 10th rodeo, prepare to be wowed–it will be bigger than ever! Our d
I’ve never written an article like this before. Ever. This is unique and exciting and I couldn’t be happier to do it. And what makes it even better is that its about improving one of the most popular Force.com Labs apps of all time.
For your reading pleasure, we’ve updated the developer documentation on developer.salesforce.com and database.com. It reflects the new Summer ’12 Salesforce release (API version 25.0). In addition, there are some new docs you might want to check out.
Let us know which one of four logos that you prefer for the upcoming Summer ’12 Release. > Vote at Idea Search Then, stay tuned this blog for more information about the latest and greatest developer features that will be appearing in our new
