Every once in a while you uncover a Salesforce documentation gem that makes you feel like you’ve aced Roger Federer at Wimbledon. Just happened! Continue reading
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Mobile Application Development with Appcelerator Titanium and Force.com
Learn hands-on how to develop cross-device mobile applications with Appcelerator Titanium that leverage Force.com or Database.com schemas. Continue reading
Mobile Application Development Library
A comprehensive map to all of our available mobile application development content. Continue reading
June is Mobile Month on Developer Force
Throughout the month of June, visit Developer Force for fresh content that will help you start or advance your career as a mobile application developer. Continue reading
Force.com From Around the Web: May 5, 2012
Force.com From Around the Web May 5, 2012
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Be sure to check out these recent interesting reads from our community related to Force.com and Database.com. Lots of great things for both beginners and experienced Force.com developers.
- Apex and Object References and Deleting Salesforce Contacts You Don’t Own — courtesy of @dhoechst.
- Executing Anonymous Apex Inside Eclipse — courtesy of @sfgeneral.
- Admin-Friendly Coding With Salesforce.com — courtesy of @kevinswiggum.
- Node.js Demo with Force.com REST API
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Every Vote Counts — Help Choose the Summer ’12 Logo
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 newest release… Continue reading
Developer Content Contest Winners
Thanks to all that submitted entries for the recent Developer Content Challenges. There was a lot of great activity around these contests and we sincerely appreciate all of the submissions that we received. And without further delay, here are the results.
Metadata API App/Content Challenge
We received two winning entries for this challenge. Congratulations to co-winners Eric Holmes and Cory Cowgill, you’ll both receive first prize awards of US$1000.
Apex JSON App/Content Challenge
Congratulations to Shamil Arsunukayev, who’ll receive a first prize award of US$1000.
Other Challenges
Although we received entries for the other three challenges as well, we did… Continue reading
From Around the Web: Feb 9, 2012
Be sure to check out these recent interesting reads related to Force.com and Database.com.
Force.com Developer Console Navigation Trick
The Developer Console is just out and there’s a trick already!
Show and Hide Buttons on Page Layouts
Video included.
What happened to test classes?
Get ready to change your test classes before Spring ‘12, otherwise …
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Developer Content Contest #5 — Apex REST
Apex REST, recently enhanced in Spring ’12, makes it easy for you to create custom RESTful Web services using Apex. In this challenge, we’d like you to show off some of the cool custom APIs that you’ve developed with Apex REST and teach the community how to harness the full power of Apex REST. Head on over to the Apex REST Content Challenge page for full details… Continue reading
Developer Content Contest #4 — Change Sets
Deployment connections and change sets, originally released in Spring ’11, are features that facilitate the movement of metadata from one org to another. Unfortunately, there’s not a lot of community-shared knowledge that has popped up related to change sets. This challenge aims to “change” this (pun intended). Check out the Change Sets Content Challenge page for all the details… Continue reading
