March 21, 2012 – New York, NY – Redkite, a leading provider of strategy, design and implementation services for Salesforce.com customers, announced today the appointment of Tal Gozhansky to its executive team. Tal will lead Redkite’s strategic partnerships, deepening Redkite’s relationships with leading cloud technology companies. In addition, Tal will leverage his years of experience [...]
If you installed , you should have received an email with the unfortunate news that the application is no longer available, and that you should expect your installation to stop working after January 31st, 2012. If you didn’t get that email, then please check your spam folders or see here for more information. While we’re [...]
By Vincent on April 24, 2011
Field sets make so much sense, and I was really looking forward to being able to set up some very easy to maintain code. Unfortunately field sets do have one limitation that I recently ran into. You can’t access them from Apex Code. To be fair, before Field Sets, you really had no options of [...]
By Vincent on April 10, 2011
Update: I’ve recently recieved a very informative email from Salesforce. In this email, Salesforce explained some of the ideas that went into their design. It made a ton of sense, and I’ll talk about it at the end of this post. And thanks for the info Salesforce! I recently got Javascript Remoting enabled in my [...]
By Vincent on March 20, 2011
Writing test code in Salesforce.com is a necessary step in deploying code. Yes it’s a bit annoying and it sucks when someone else’s test code breaks and prevents you from deploying your code. I saw an email in my inbox from Salesforce about a free webinar on testing and Coverage best proactices, and I’ve always [...]
By Vincent on March 1, 2011
One of the reasons people don’t create a zipped static resource in Salesforce.com is that it’s a bit of a pain in the neck to edit their contents. You typically have to download the file from Salesforce (if you don’t already have a current version locally), unzip, perform your edits, zip them back up and [...]
By Vincent on February 18, 2011
This blog post is mainly a summary of what i just read in the SFDC Dynamic VF Bindings section of the documentation for version 21.0. Pretty cool stuff. This will allow programmers to make VF pages even more Administrator friendly (as opposed to be Developer only territory). So Dynamic Visualforce Bindings allow VF pages to [...]
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