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. Continue reading
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Detroit Developers, Your City is Next for Salesforce Platform ELEVATE
In Blog: developer-relations | Also tagged Announcements, apex, salesforce platform, visualforce, web services 2 Comments
Using PHP for Canvas Applications
Canvas is a great and simple method of including your third party integrations within the Salesforce UI, and PHP is still one of the most commonly used web application languages on the planet – so how do you use these two great technologies together? Using Canvas with the language of your choice is very similar to integrating with our API’s – the first real obstacle is authenticating the user. After that you can access our API’s, and Canvas gives a speedy path to doing that with just JavaScript. Continue reading
In Blog: developer-relations | Also tagged authentication, canvas, force.com, PHP, rest, signed request 4 Comments
Hacks, Talks and Demos at the AT&T Developer Summit in Las Vegas
With the start of the New Year, the Salesforce Developer Relations team is headed to Las Vegas on Jan 5-7, as a proud sponsor of the AT&T developer summit (Palms Casino Resort).
I am really glad to have our technical gurus, Sandeep Bhanot (@cloudysan) and Quinton Wall (@quintonwall) join me on Jan 5 and 6 for the AT&T weekend hackathon and on Jan 7 for the conference.
There is going to be some cool prizes, including some serious cash at the hackathon and would encourage you to participate. Who knows, you could be one of the top winners.
Immediatly after the… Continue reading
In Blog: developer-relations | Also tagged AT&T hacks salesforce platform, cloud, force.com, mobile, salesforce.com, toolkit Leave a comment
Oct 19: Free Code Consultation Sign-ups for Cloudforce NY
Since the Code Consultations at Dreamforce ’12 were jam packed, I have decided to make the Code Consultations part of the Developer Zone at Cloudforce NY on October 19. The consultation will provide you help architecting or coding your application, as well as get technical help with building applications in the cloud. Reserve you private 1-on-1 code consultation with a Force.com expert.
Spots are going fast, so reserve now!… Continue reading
In Blog: developer-relations | Also tagged apex, apps, cloud, cloudforce, Code, code consultations, code review, consultations, Database.com, force.com, heroku, mobile, Security, Site.com, visualforce, Web Services API 1 Comment
NOT Calling the REST API from JavaScript in Visualforce Pages!
The RemoteTK Visualforce Custom Component (comprising RemoteTK.component and RemoteTKController.cls) provides an abstraction very similar to the Force.com REST API, implemented via @RemoteAction methods in the component’s controller. RemoteTK offers similar functionality to forcetk.js, without consuming API calls. Continue reading
In Blog: developer-relations | Also tagged Force.com JavaScript REST Toolkit, javascript, javascript remoting, rest 7 Comments
Ready, Set, Go! Launching Nine India Sub-Continent Salesforce Platform Developer User Groups
With cloud computing being top of mind for developers in the Indian subcontinent , we are seeing large groups of developers jumping on board to learn about building next generation apps on the Salesforce Platform. The excitement is building up news with local developer community leaders identifying themselves to lead Salesforce Platform Developer User Groups in Bangalore, New Delhi, Sri Lanka, Jaipur, Hyderabad, Pune, Mumbai, Kochi and Chennai.
Are you an individual developer who is interested in building apps on the Salesforce Platform, wants to dive deep into the Salesforce Platform or would like build your future career on… Continue reading
In Blog: developer-relations | Also tagged apex, cloud, Cloud Computing, Database.com, developer, force.com, heroku, India, Integration, meetup, mobile, salesforce, salesforce platform, Site.com, User Groups, visualforce, Web Services API 7 Comments
A Day of Coding in the Cloud at Cloudstock London – Do Not Miss Out!
The excitement for the CloudStock London Developer event is building. It is an amazing experience, you do not want to miss. Here’s a quick guide to what developers can expect on May 22. Continue reading
In Blog: developer-relations | Also tagged amazon, apex code, cloud, cloudstock, coding, computing, Database.com, DataScout, DataSift, Dell Boomi, developer, DocuSign, force.com, Force.com Security, heroku, Informatica, ISV, Jitterbit, london, mobile, Neo4j, Partners, Pusher, Quest Software, Site.com, Skyvva, software, Visual Workflow, web services Leave a comment
Free Cloudstock London event on May 22: Reserve your complimentary 1-on-1 Code Consultation
Cloudstock London (free developer events) will be on May 22 at the ExCel London. If you are not registered, please do so.
We are also bringing the free Code Consultation program to the Cloudstock DevZone. You will have an opportunity to meet with a Force.com expert for 30 minutes in a private code consultation and receive best practice coding & architecting advice. Do not forget to bring your code for a code walk through!
If you are already registered for Cloudstock London, sign-up for a free one-on-one code consultation. If not, register for the event first (the event confirmation page and… Continue reading
In Blog: developer-relations | Also tagged apex, cloud, Database, developer, Events, force.com, heroku, Integration, london, meetup.com, Site.com, software, visualforce, web Leave a comment
System.JSON in Winter ’12!
At the Bring on the APIs event hosted by SF New Tech the other night, I suggested APIs are the language of the internet. In the world of the cloud, and the social web, REST and JSON could be considered it’s music. Winter ’12 just got a new lick in the form of native JSON via the System.JSON class Continue reading
Message Segments in the Chatter API
Next weeks Chatter API Developer Webinar is going to contain a LOT of code and some cool sample apps. One of the features we will be discussing is a feature called Message Segments which allow you to write come code to dynamically create UI on any device. Continue reading
In Blog: developer-relations | Also tagged android, Announcements, Best Practices, chatter, Cloud Computing, Events, Forceful Thinking, Integration, ipad, java, quinton wall, rest, Tools, User Interface Leave a comment
