We’ll be hosting yet another Developer Meetup at the Summit Executive Center in Chicago (downtown), IL in the middle of September (the 15th), and registration is open ! Like most of our meetups, we’ll be hosting two tracks, a beginner track for those new to Force.com or Cloud Computing, and a more advanced track for those who have taken a turn or two already with our platform.
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Developerforce comes to Chicagoland!
Are you coming to Cloudforce London on September 8th? If you are, and have a Twitter handle (or is that a wing?) why not join in some fun.
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Tweet for Cloudforce London. get Free stuff!
I’ve been poring over the (early access) release notes for the upcoming Winter ’11 release , and notice that the new look and feel (the Cloud User Interface, as some folk refer to it), has been extended to cover the admin screens as well. I like it.
VMware is moving up the stack with an ambitious plan to offer an IT services environment that connects the end points between the data center and the cloud.
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VMware Makes Its Move Up the Stack – Microsoft in its Sights
We’re always on the lookout for upcoming Web tech events from around world. Know of something taking place that should appear here? Let us know in the comments below or contact us
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ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 21 Aug. 2010
Still around? Here’s something to take a look at before you leave for the weekend — a nice new app from Force.com Labs. Listing on the AppExchange: Social Salesforce using LinkedIn’s Company Insider
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Friday Bonus: Social Salesforce using LinkedIn’s Company Insider Widget
Wow doesn’t the time fly. It is already the middle of August and we have another Developer Meetup in the San Mateo Salesforce.com offices on August 25th. This meetup should be extra fun, not only is our very own Dana ” I make the Discussion Boards, registrations, and just about everything else work right so you don’t have to! ” Le presenting the Introduction to Force.com session (with yours truly offering colorful commentary – and if you have heard me speak, colorful is like calling MS DOS a graphical OS), but we also have Markus Spohn, Product Management Director, and the head of the team responsible for bringing you the awesome Adobe Flash Builder for Force.com presenting in the advanced track. Both sessions will include plenty of hands on labs, pizza, and lots of great conversation
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Get hands on with Adobe Flash Builder for Force.com @ this months Developer Meetup
The other day I posted a blog entry demoing some HTML5 touch apps I have been working on. Within that post I mentioned that I had to ‘roll my own’ REST implementation (just as others out in the community have done)
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REST API sneak peek!
GetApp.com has prepared a top 20 list of business applications from cloud computing and SaaS providers. It’s a list that you would expect to see represented by companies such as Salesforce.com.
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Top 20 Apps for Business: Have You Heard of These Services?
Here are some external blog posts related to Force.com development that caught my eye during this past week or two: The Most Influential Salesforce.com Tech Bloggers – JP shows we’re in awesome company Force.com Explorer (beta) for Adobe Air Available – Jeff Douglas writes about the Force.com Explorer Using the Salesforce.com OAuth Playground – Jeff @ Appirio looks at all things OAuth Apex Message Severity (Visual Reference) – get those severity levels right Tolerado WSC integration close to complete! - Abhinav Gupta on his web service API wrappers Unique Field combination in Salesforce – Multi-field uniqueness Google Chrome Extension: Salesforce.com ID Converter – Jeff again, with a nice little extension
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Interesting Links 2010-August-03
