Refreshing Visualforce Charts with Updated Data

Visualforce Pie Chart

Visualforce charting is one of the most popular features added to Visualforce while I’ve been writing documentation for the product, and JavaScript Remoting is one of the most powerful. Perhaps you’ve wondered how to combine the two. This article shows you how, with a complete source code sample that compares “traditional” Visualforce charting with the same chart implemented using JavaScript Remoting.

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New Article: The Road to Force.com Advanced Developer Certification

If you pass, you know you

In many ways the Advanced Developer Certification process is a bit mysterious. In this article, I attempt to answer some of the questions you might have and shed some light on: What is the structure? What is

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Automated Testing: Using Selenium at Salesforce

Automated software testing can execute routine, monotonous test cases for you, freeing up your testing resources to concentrate on more interesting cases in your application. At Salesforce, we use the Selenium open-source project for the UI-based testing of our applications.

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Using the New Signup API to Manage Your Leads and Deployments!

Today, partners can use Trialforce to provision trials which is an easy and seamless way to turn prospects into paying customers. The new Signup Request API takes this functionality to the next level.

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Financial Times hacking with Chatter and Force.com

FT.com Chatter Bot - Idea bubble

  The FT.com is a financial-industry focused news agency with a reputation for quality journalism.  This shines through in the way they support innovation in their development teams.  Peter Chittum and I were lucky enough to be i

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Code for Great Prizes at the NYC #devzone Mini Hacks

If you’re a Force.com developer in the New York City area, you might want to clear your schedule next Friday, June 14th so you can show off your coding skills for a chance to win great prizes at the Developer Zone Mini Hacks.

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Sign-up for a Private Code Consultation at the NYC Customer Company Tour Event June 14

In this fast-paced crazy world we live in, is there anything better than in-person, 1:1 help? I think not. Sure, there are lots of remote assistance and distance learning tools out there. But really, having a living breathing person address your prob

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Consolidating Apex Limits

The Apex team is always looking for ways to reduce the number of limits that you have to think about when building applications on the force.com platform. To that end, we are replacing the old asynchronous limits with a single limit for all of the different asynchronous processes.

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How to Display Two Chatter Feeds on a Visualforce Page

Two Chatter group feeds on one page

Use Chatter in Apex to build custom UI in Salesforce. Watch a video that walks you through creating an Apex controller, a Visualforce component, and a Visualforce page that displays two Chatter feeds side by side. It’s a very simple example to get you up and running as quickly as possible. Or, you can build the double Chatter feeds in a Quick Start in the Apex Developer’s Guide.

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BADz to the Bone: NYC DevZone Sessions & Schedule Details

The June 14, 2013, NYC Customer Company Tour will feature a great DevZone. We’ll have a live Intro Workshop, a complete Developer Theater line up, and the ever popular mini-hacks. Click in to register and see all the details.

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