Salesforce Posse Podcast
I interview influencers in the Salesforce ecosystem so that we can gain a better understanding of how to excel in a career path from a Salesforce Admin to an Architect.
Episodes
This episode's guest 'Ines Garcia' has literally written the book on how to run successful Agile projects in Salesforce and has an incredible way of looking at the world, she's an Agile Coach, a Salesforce MVP and is helping organisations build in a sustainable way. So they can have a positive and better impact on the well being of communities and the planet we live in.
I think of Andy Engin as one of the masters of Salesforce Flow. My go-to guy on anything Flow related, so it made sense to pick his brains in this month's Salesforce Posse to dig into how he started in Salesforce, his experience with teaching Flow to 1000s of people across the globe and the future of the Technology.
I this episode I talk to Amanda Beard-Neilson on how we can all help to deliver successful Salesforce Projects. We talk about her new course 'Delivering Successful Salesforce Projects'. You can find more about the course here: https://admintoarchitect.com/projectsuccess
Thanks to our Sponsor AdminToArchitect.com that provide Salesforce Online training to people across the globe.
In this podcast, Anup chats to Francis about his Dreamforce experience and the architectural shift that is happening to the Salesforce platform.
0mins - Introduction & What is Dreamforce for newbies
10min - Francis' Dreamforce highlights
12mins - Customer 360
13mins - Salesforce Evergreen Serverless Functions
21m 41s - AWS Strategic Partnership
25m - Einstein Opportunity Scoring free for all
26m 50s - Local LWC Development
29m 30s ...
CI & CD Tools talked about:
Code Review Tools:
Other Notes:
Anup was invited to Salesforce Tower in London for a special session on a deep dive into Web Component Development and Francis talks to him on the tips, tricks and best practice that he learnt.
Show Notes:
A round-up of the news in the World of Salesforce for June 2019, recorded on 23rd August 2019.
New Audio!
We're trying out a new way of recording using zencastr.com and we'd love your feedback on what you think? The good, bad and ugly! :)
Salesforce Infrastructure Chatter Group
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A round-up of the news in the World of Salesforce for June 2019, recorded on 11th July 2019.
Salesforce Permissiongeddon the Results:
Salesforce has published there RCA on the security incident that started on 17th May 2019. Some interesting things in there including their deployment process for database changes and their use of database flashback technology, find out more here:
A round-up of the news in the World of Salesforce for May 2019.
Salesforce Permissiongeddon:
Trailblazer Day:
TrailheadDX:
Listen in as we talk about the Summer 19 release and how it affects you as a developer!
Summer'19 release notes - full version
Summer'19 release notes by Salesforce Reddit community - the abridged version
Our Dev highlights:
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