Introduction At the beginning of this year, I challenged myself to release an AppExchange app. Little did I know that it leads to a full-blown business venture of mine. Two months ago, I released my first app “Knowledge Article PDF” on the AppExchange. In this post I share some of my learnings and the takeaways …
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Disclaimer: In the following post, I use a bug report as an example. The following also applies to any feature request or solutioning. We all know the situation, a customer Email pop’s up, something is not working. The customer complains: Leads are not generated. All we want is to make the customer happy again. My …
Many people take time out of their day to hop on calls with me and share their knowledge. In place of all the people, I want to thank Tom Leddy today.I can’t list all of the insights he gave me during our chats, here’s just a shortlist of learnings from our recent chats: Keep it simple, really …
Is your user adoption dropping? Does it take weeks to onboard new colleagues? Is your innovation speed decreasing? You might have an acute form of dirty Org. Bart and the User Group Veenendaal, Netherlands joined me for a session on Org cleaning. Thanks to all participants for the great discussion. Thanks to Nana Gregg, Bart …
The way we work as architects is constantly changing. Since our industry is maturing, in my opinion, Salesforce Architecture (for the most part) develops to Skill and Blueprints. But with that development from art to skill, the way we work needs to change as well.Read the full post on that topic on my first Salesforce …
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Authors: Tanja Janjić & Johann Furmann Summary Often, we can’t quite figure out why some piece of (low) code doesn’t work. We are 100% sure it’s supposed to work, but for some reason, it doesn’t. Maybe it already works in a Sandbox but not in Production, maybe it worked in the past but suddenly stopped …
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In order to be on my peak Architect performance, I need to re-energize every hour or so.Doing the dishes is perfect for that.#ArchitectsDoTheDishes
Should Admins learn to Code? Kaniz Memon thinks so.On top of her love for everything Admin, she challenged herself to learn to code on the Salesforce platform.I had great fun learning why she learned to code and how she succeeds at it.It was a fun interview, great to see so much enthusiasm. Kaniz supports in …
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The famous Salesforce YouTuber Walter954 interviewed me about my #journeyToCTA. He asked about my background, what makes the CTA unique, why I went down the CTA route and how I see the future of the Salesforce industry. Walters954 is a great interviewer. Make sure you check out his channel, there’s a lot of great content …
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Dear Meera About 8 months ago I saw you for the first time present. The topic was ‘Salesforce Solution Design – Performance considerations’ at Virtual Dreamin. I fell in love with your scientific way of dissecting a topic. There was somebody who took a like performance and really took it apart. You analyzed it piece …
