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Naming styles according to use rather than appearance helps us keep track of what unique types of element we have, making it more intuitive when to reuse an existing style and when a new one is needed. Try an interface inventory to help get a handle on what you have, why you need it, and…

See the simple solution if you receive an initialization error when trying to rebase your work onto a new module.

Chatter is for more than just creating a post on a record. Find out more in Taylor’s exploration into the many features of Chatter.

Presenting a 10 step guide to setting up a FileMaker Server in the cloud using Amazon Web Services. Learn how easy it is to use this powerful cloud based service, and can even be free.

Flat designs — and other forms of minimalism also very popular at present — look very pretty, very modern, but sometimes go too far in stripping away design elements.

Learn how to create an application that will retrieve 10 Accounts owned by the current user from our org and display them in a table.

In the first post in this series, Krystian explores how to build Visualforce pages with the use of AngularJS and Salesforce Lightning Design components.

If you have pushed changes to a remote, and subsequently amended or rebased, you will need to replace old commit(s) with your new one(s). To do this, you will need to use The Force.

In this post, Mike focuses on showing you how to translate your FileMaker solution for different languages.

A walk in the Cloud: how cloud technologies have affected the economy. At Soliant we’re always interested in how the world of technology is evolving. Take a look at how cloud computing has grown and is driving business today.

After you’ve received your Salesforce certification(s), it’s important to maintain them. Read our quick recap of what to keep in mind for maintenance exams.

This is the third post in the “Stumbling into FileMaker: Finding Your Footing” series. In this follow-up to his previous post, Jeremy provides examples of how he solved some reporting problems using Virtual Lists.