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Software Development
June 18, 2013 | Terry Luschen: Displaying Images in Salesforce
There are many ways to save images in Salesforce. I want to share with you how these images from different locations can be displayed on Visualforce Pages.
June 18, 2013 | Terry Luschen: A Salesforce Object Join for Informatica Cloud with VB.NET
Informatica Cloud does a great job with its point-and-click features, but sometimes two non-related tables need to be joined.
This blog post will show how simple this can be.
June 04, 2013 | Terry Luschen: Connecting to Box API Version 2 using OAuth 2
With version 2.0 of the Box API the authentication mechanism is OAuth 2. This blog gives details on how to work this authentication using Visualforce and APEX.
May 30, 2013 | Saurabh Tyagi: Force.com and Amazon Integration
Salesforce recently launched their Force.com toolkit for Amazon users.
It makes it easier for users of Force.com to add Amazon S3 and EC2 storage to their Force.com Applications.
May 30, 2013 | Craig Isakson: Key Lime Pie for Android Released
Key Lime Pie for Android Released is the what a lot of people were expecting to come from this year’s Google I/O. However, this was not the case. For the most part Google has released a new version of Android at their annual developers conference. So were they slacking this year? Not quite. I’ll explain.
May 29, 2013 | Terry Luschen: Using Box with Salesforce
While Salesforce has some great features for saving files within Salesforce, there are many companies trying to get you to save your files outside of Salesforce. One option to keep in mind for storing files outside of Salesforce is Box.
May 20, 2013 | Terry Luschen: The Tradeoffs of Saving Files Inside or Outside of Salesforce
There are some clear tradeoffs on whether to save your files inside or outside of Salesforce. Read on for some of the main points to keep in mind.
May 18, 2013 | Craig Isakson: Google I/O Initial Thoughts/Recap
This year’s Google I/O was said to be all about the developer. With no new device announcements as well as no new version of Android announced, this seemed to hold true. After wrapping up yesterday afternoon, I have had a chance to digest a lot of the content that was presented.
May 18, 2013 | Terry Luschen: Estimating a Software Development Project
You can feel the question coming even before it is spoken: ‘So how much is this going to cost?’ Here are some ways to answer this question to the best of your ability.
May 06, 2013 | Saurabh Tyagi: Salesforce - How to create onItemClickListener for List Adapter
As a beginner in Salesforce Mobile App development, I am learning new stuff everyday. Recently I had a situation where I wanted to attach onItemClickListener to items in my list that were fetched dynamically from Salesforce.
I tried to look for a solution on Google, but 5 pages in I still couldn’t find the solution.
May 06, 2013 | Terry Luschen: Five Points to Remember when Sending Emails with Salesforce
There are many things to remember when sending emails with Salesforce. Here are five to keep in mind.
May 01, 2013 | Craig Isakson: Getting Logged-in userId in Salesforce Android SDK - Mobile App
If you are a developer who works with Salesforce, you are well aware that using the user Id of the currently logged in user is vital to a lot of custom development. The same could be said for mobile applications that are built on the Salesforce platform. I have already expressed myself over the lack of documentation for something that seems so important for both iOS and Hybrid applications. Now comes Android’s turn.
