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!
Salesorce.com acquired Jigsaw earlier this year. This past week, Salesforce.com unveiled the integration
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How Jigsaw for Salesforce CRM Fits Into the New World of Messaging Platforms
We are busily putting the final touches to a revamped Facebook toolkit which will be available shortly.
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Facebook Toolkit 2 coming soon to a Code Share near you!
As the cloud computing market gets more crowded, a number of Web-based calculators are popping up to lure customers. These online calculators deserve their fair share of scrutiny.
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Cloud Calculators: A Sign of Slick Marketing in the Cloud
Terms that come to describe any new technology can be vague and annoying, especially when marketers start adding a bit of spin. So we decided to ask for your feedback to see what you think are the worst terms out there in the world of the cloud
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Weekly Poll: What Are The Top 5 Worst Terms in the World of the Cloud?
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Force.com Labs Update
Many wise people have said that more knowledge is always better than less.
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Do You Know Too Much?
You probably know the drill by now, but if not it goes something like this. Every few months, new features are added to the Force.com platform. Every time we make such a release, you get a bunch of new stuff that you as a developer can use in your apps
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Winter ’11 Release – Learn all about it
The Winter ’11 release is just around the corner (Have you signed up for the webinar yet?) and one of the most requested features from the developer community is here: Visualforce Components for Salesforce Chatter. Create your Visualforce page, drop a component on the page, and you have your feeds, followers, and who you are following show up with a single line of code. The rest—the creativity—is up to you! Two usage notes to keep in mind when using the new Chatter components: 1
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Visualforce Components for Salesforce Chatter here in Winter 11!
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 peak!
