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Pablo Gonzalez

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Dreamforce recap—Design Patterns for Salesforce CI/CD

Dreamforce recap—Design Patterns for Salesforce CI/CD

On Dreamforce '22, I presented a session on Design Patterns for Salesforce CI/CD. In this article, I'll provide some extra resources for those seeking to dive further into this topic; and I'll share the link to NaCi the tool I created to create YAML pipeline files using clicks!

LeetCode for Salesforce—An incredible API application with React.js and the Tooling API

LeetCode for Salesforce—An incredible API application with React.js and the Tooling API

Welcome to another entry of the Under the Code series, where we explore how other Salesforce devs created incredible Salesforce API applications. This time, I interviewed Mehdi Maujood, who created an incredible application called ApexSandbox.io. If you haven't tried this app, it's basically a LeetCode

Building a Salesforce API wrapper with JS part 1—project structure

Building a Salesforce API wrapper with JS part 1—project structure

We are creating a JavaScript wrapper around the Salesforce API. This is the project structure that I've used in all my Node.js projects

Under the code—How a Salesforce CTA created CloudToolkit.io with Python

Under the code—How a Salesforce CTA created CloudToolkit.io with Python

Ben Edwards, Salesforce CTA, spills the beans on the patterns he followed to create his pioneer fullstack salesforce app

Parallel Salesforce metadata retrieval with Promise.all(), array.map() and the Composite API

Parallel Salesforce metadata retrieval with Promise.all(), array.map() and the Composite API

The Tooling API has limitations to protect the performance of your Salesforce org, but we can bypass them with a bit of ES6 magic and the not-so-known Composite API.

Running specified Apex tests from a GitHub pull request body using Node.js

Running specified Apex tests from a GitHub pull request body using Node.js

A little bit of JavaScript and Bash magic can help us specify which apex tests to run directly from data in a pull request

How to calculate Salesforce field utilization with Node.js

How to calculate Salesforce field utilization with Node.js

The REST and Metadata APIs can help us calculate how much a field is being used, broken down by record type.