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An Admin's life is always evolving. With all the hats you wear, how can you be the rockstar your team needs you to be? Join us to hear of the incredible journey from of our MVP Admins as they share the tricks they leverages to maximize impact across their organization and stay on the forefront of Salesforce innovation.

Learn how your #AwesomeAdmin skills directly translate to the building blocks of Apex and start your Developer journey today!

Salesforce Winter 22 highlights by Salesforce Evangelist Developer Alba Rivas presented at Amsterdam Developer group event.

Don't hesitate to get into front end development on Salesforce! Check out the principles of backend code you already know as well as some of the new tricks to developing front end code on the Salesforce platform using the new Lightning Web Components model!

This document describes a tool called RoboSchema that can automate the process of migrating complex data schemas from SQL to Salesforce. It works by querying the SQL database for metadata on tables, fields and their data types. It then converts this metadata and allows previewing and reviewing the proposed Salesforce data model before deploying it to an org. This helps save time by reducing manual clicks and errors compared to doing such migrations manually. Examples are provided of how data types, relationships and other aspects are mapped between SQL and Salesforce. The tool is open source and available on GitHub while related Trailhead trails are referenced for further learning.

1. The document discusses a presentation by a company about its financial and operating results, including expected revenue, earnings, growth rates, and environmental goals. 2. It contains forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. 3. It lists various risks that could affect the company's results, such as economic conditions, the coronavirus pandemic, foreign exchange rates, and the company's business strategy and growth plans.

This document discusses ensuring secure access for remote workforces using Salesforce during the COVID-19 pandemic. It outlines features in Salesforce like secure access domains, login restrictions, authentication, device monitoring, and additional security features to control who can access Salesforce and how they access it remotely. It provides checklists and best practices for implementing these security controls and ensuring a secure remote workforce.

The document discusses performing a user audit to boost security in a Salesforce org. It recommends reviewing the user list and last login dates, deactivating unused users, removing unused profiles and permission sets, aligning access levels with job functions, and using tools like Salesforce Optimizer to identify security issues. The document also provides tips for preparing, communicating, and managing security changes after a user audit is completed.

Maximize the performance of your Apex code by utilizing Salesforce Platform Cache! Free to try and a Trailhead module to get you started

This document discusses best practices for software development lifecycles (SDLC) for administrators. It outlines a 3 step process for seamless deployments: 1. Plan - Emphasize quality from the beginning through discovery, requirements gathering, and defining the path to production. Important to plan environments and all testing. 2. Communicate - Identify stakeholders like business users, Salesforce team, and IT. Communicate new features, release dates, specifications to avoid waste. 3. Execute - Consider user traffic, validate success, establish a warranty period, and be ready to rollback. Backup data and metadata before deploying changes.

As a Salesforce Admin, you have four core responsibilities that you need to master to succeed and grow your career. In this session, we'll dive into the core responsibility of Security and the habits you need to build to successfully master it: review roles, profiles, and permissions sets; run Health Check; align with IT, and review login history. You'll learn how to develop each habit, with expert advice and key actionable takeaways for you to implement right away. Learn about the Essential Habits for Salesforce Admins series here: https://admin.salesforce.com/blog/2020/essential-habits-for-salesforce-admins-just-got-bigger-and-better

The document discusses Platform as a Service (PaaS) selection criteria in 2017 with a focus on the latest information about Heroku. It provides an overview of Heroku's capabilities including processing over 80 billion items daily for over 500,000 developed apps. Examples are given of deploying a Node.js app to Heroku using Git. Key criteria for selecting a PaaS like Heroku are mentioned such as scalability, ease of deployment, and availability of add-ons. The conclusion encourages attending upcoming Heroku events for more information.

The document provides a summary of new features in Salesforce's Spring '20 release. It highlights 10-12 key features including the ability to empty the recycle bin with one click, use opportunity scoring to prioritize deals, merge duplicate cases, use Lightning Scheduler to allow guest users to book appointments, clone opportunities with related records, filter reports using field comparisons, and get Einstein search and voice capabilities. The new features are aimed at improving productivity and customization.

Special thanks to our speaker, Stephan Chandler-Garcia, for the session on "All about events". We discussed about Lightning Message Service, CustomEvent, the EMP API, Platform Events, Change Data Capture, WebSocket, and Consent Events! Blog: https://www.sudipta-deb.in/2021/04/kitchener-canada-developer-group-event_16.html #events​ #integration​ #cide​ #metadata​ #kitchenerdevelopergroup

This document provides an overview of Einstein Prediction Builder and how to use it to build machine learning predictions. It discusses defining a use case by identifying a business problem that could be solved with a prediction. It then covers planning a prediction by determining what type of prediction (binary or numeric), defining the dataset, and identifying positive and negative examples. The document demonstrates this process using an example of predicting late invoices. It also provides resources for learning more about Einstein and machine learning.

The document contains forward-looking statements about the company's financial and operating results, including expected revenue, earnings, and other metrics. These statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. The risks include general economic conditions, the impact of competition and technology changes, and issues related to the company's business strategy, international operations, acquisitions, taxes, litigation, and other legal and regulatory matters.

The document provides guidance on best practices for reports and dashboards in Salesforce. It contains forward-looking statements and discusses risks related to the company's financial and operating results. These risks include general economic conditions, the COVID-19 pandemic, foreign currency exchange rates, the company's business strategy, international expansion, and evolving government regulations. The document directs readers to SEC filings for additional information on factors that could affect the company's financial results.

This document contains forward-looking statements about salesforce.com's products and services. It warns that actual results could differ from projections due to uncertainties and risks. It notes risks such as product development delays, fluctuations in operating results, security breaches, and litigation outcomes. The document directs readers to salesforce.com's SEC filings for additional information on risk factors. It also states that any unreleased features mentioned may not be delivered on schedule or at all.

ExactTarget's Fuel Platform opens the ExactTarget Marketing Cloud to third-party development, enabling you to create apps that fully integrate with the Marketing Cloud?s common calendaring, campaign management, and analytics frameworks. Join us to learn how to build Marketing Cloud apps using the Fuel Platform and take those apps to market alongside ExactTarget in HubExchange, the Marketing Cloud?s integrated app marketplace.

Join us to learn more about the new pilot Data.com APIs built on the Force.com platform. First, we'll walk through how you can use these new APIs to interact with the DatacloudCompany and DatacloudContact objects in Salesforce. Then, we'll dive deep into how to use the new Search and Match APIs to enhance your users' experience with Data.com.

Join us to learn more about the Data.com APIs as we dive deep into a couple of use cases. We'll show you how you can automate pulling in the right Contacts for your Accounts, filling in white spaces. We'll also explore strategies for automating cleaning your data using triggers and Apex code.

This document contains an agenda and overview for a presentation on Salesforce S-Controls. S-Controls allow for lightweight web applications hosted on Salesforce that can enhance the user interface and automate processes using JavaScript and AJAX. The document discusses when to use S-Controls, provides examples, and reviews the AJAX toolkit and SforceClient methods for building S-Controls.

This document discusses Salesforce S-Controls, which are lightweight web applications hosted by Salesforce and executed in the browser. It provides examples of when to use S-Controls to enhance the user interface, automate processes, and customize the Salesforce experience. AJAX and the SforceClient toolkit are introduced as technologies that can be used to build dynamic and asynchronous S-Controls.

At some point, all mobile app users lose their data signal. Join us to learn best-practices for coding for offline requirements with the salesforce.com Mobile SDK. We'll develop a simple app using SmartStore offline storage, highlighting the new SmartSQL and SmartSync features. With these tools, you can take your mobile apps to the next level, developing native and hybrid applications on iOS and Android that have offline access to your data.

RESTful APIs have simplified backend access providing clean URL-based resource representations using standard HTTP methods. But growth in the number of these APIs can lead to inefficiencies: if an app needs to access many of these resources at once, performance can bog down. 'Boxcarring' is the bundling together of multiple HTTP requests into one. For example, the client might bundle multiple requests into a single call. On the server, a RESTful API can accept a POST to multiple resources in one request. This talk will demonstrate both client and server side examples of boxcar requests.

Salesforce DX provides tools and processes that allow admins to work more like developers. It allows admins to quickly transport data between orgs, import test data, skip change sets, and rollback changes using a version control system like Git. To get started, admins need to understand the interactive development environment (IDE), version control system (VCS), command line interfaces (CLIs) like Salesforce CLI, scratch orgs, and development hubs. The document provides examples of using commands like force:data:soql:query, force:data:bulk:upsert, and force:source:push to quickly transport data and deploy changes between orgs.

The Force.com platform was written to optimize multi tenant resources. Your code should be, too. In this session you will learn why it is important to bulkify your code and see concrete examples of best practices. This will include the use of custom settings, optimization with maps, and how to avoid breaching governor limits.

A mini framework for event handling on the OpportunityContactRole (OCR) and AccountContactRole (ACR) objects. Using a custom (dynamic) Visualforce page driven by a controller extension, you can replace the standard related lists

Join us as we demonstrate how to take advantage of the latest, just announced platform features in your mobile apps using Heroku and Force.com together. We will be talking through use cases, as well as walking through the code you need to know for your own development.

This document is a presentation about not fearing the command line. It introduces the command line interface and explains how commands work by taking input and output. It demonstrates some basic commands like cat, grep, curl and introduces Salesforce command line interfaces. It encourages learning more about commands, shells, automation and other Unix tools.

Join us to learn how Salesforce IT is using the App Cloud to build our IT Knowledge Search and IT Ticket Management tool, Concierge. We will walk through the technologies used to create this app and how they all fit together. From Salesforce1 and Canvas to Heroku, and Hapi to AngularJs, we will also show how we easily took the mobile application, and with very few modifications, turned it into a responsive app for desktop leveraging the same technology stack.

Did you know AppExchange, Success Community, and Partner Community are all built 100% on Salesforce? Join us to learn how we did it, lessons learned, and our advice for being successful building on the Salesforce App Cloud. Watch the video now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qdMH2f4g0I

Best? Ok...hard to gauge that, but certainly these are the best least talked about features in the Salesforce APIs. And I wanted to give them a showing off at Dreamforce 2016.

Join us to learn how to create a mini framework for event handling on the OpportunityContactRole (OCR) and AccountContactRole (ACR) objects. Using a custom Visualforce page driven by a controller extension, you can replace the standard related lists, provide additional validation logic, and allow triggering of other actions, such as notifications to the sales team.

This document contains forward-looking statements about salesforce.com's products and services. It warns that actual results may differ from projections due to risks and uncertainties. It lists many risks including those related to new product development, mergers and acquisitions, a relatively new market, limited operating history, managing growth, and utilizing larger customers. The document states that any unreleased features mentioned may not be delivered on time or at all, and customers should make purchase decisions based on currently available features.

This document discusses Safe Harbor statements under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. It notes that any forward-looking statements in the presentation are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. It lists several specific risks including those associated with new products and services, operating losses, growth rates, security, mergers and acquisitions, and larger enterprise customers.