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✅ 5 Tips to Architect Your Career
Discover valuable insights on architecting your career from a member of the Salesforce Architect Relations team. Learn how to navigate challenges, take control of your career, and make a positive impact. Explore five key lessons to help you shape your professional journey.
✅ Push and Pull Metadata to Change Sets from VS Code
You might ask why would we need something like this in, especially, in today's time. Well, no matter the advancements and new amazing tools for DevOps in Salesforce, we cannot forget the fact that a large number of Salesforce customers still use Change Sets as their primary tool for deployments. And if you're a developer (or consultant) working for such customers than you can have a hard time adding/removing metadata to the Change set for larger deployments. So, how do we solve this problem?
✅ 3 Pitfalls to Avoid in your Salesforce.com Migration
One of the most important activities that will make or break your Salesforce.com implementation is the seamless movement of data from the previous business application into Salesforce.com.
✅ Building passwordless login for Salesforce Experience Cloud
Explore the concept of passwordless login for Salesforce Experience Cloud. Learn about the challenges faced with MFA and the innovative solution of using email for user authentication. Dive into the architecture behind this unique approach.
✅ Auto-populate Salesforce Sandboxes with Sample Records
Sandboxes are frequently used by anyone building on the Salesforce platform to validate changes, ensuring no disruption to the existing configuration will occur. Everyone wants to avoid nasty surprises at all costs, which is why you should simulate data that exists in your org (known as sandbox seeding). Look no further⌠Developer sandboxes don't come with sample records; however, when you create or refresh a sandbox, there is an option to run an Apex Class implementing the SandboxPostCopy interface.
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