Tag Archives: salesforce

Our future – Cloud Computing

Cloud computing is a way to leverage the resources in the cloud (internet) instead of your local box. We may hear the term SaaS (software as a service) and HaaS (hardware as a service). They are combined moving us to an new generation of computing, called utility computing. You can imagine software and computing power [...]

Salesforce.com opens up Google Data API

Salesforce + Google It is good news to hear that Salesforce.com has made Google Data API available on its platform. To further understand the full potential of the new platform, I have googled around to see whether anyone has talked about it, here is the first article I found that covers some use cases on [...]

Hacking Salesforce – Part 2 (Release Management)

Salesforce Release Management Salesforce always advocates us to make all the changes through its UI. It is nice but hardly a solution for a corporation. In a corporation, we used to develop everything in dev, launch to QA and test it, then launch to production. Salesforce claims its approach can shorten the release cycle. However, [...]

Hacking Salesforce – Part 1 (Resource)

Introduction of Salesforce My company uses Salesforce as its online CRM solution. And I happen to be in charge of this team. So, I get a chance to mess around with it. The more I look into it, the more I like the idea and infrastructure behind it. I am not going to dig deep [...]

Power up Salesforce UI via Flex

Get started Follow the steps below to get your first Flex salesforce app up in Salesforce. Register a developer edition account from Salesforce. Note: Dev account never expires but the account does come with a few limitations. You can only have two users, one an admin account so that you can build and install applications [...]