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Refactoring ZF2 ServiceLocatorAwareInterface with PhpStorm
If you’re getting messages about the ServiceLocatorAwareInterface being deprecated, it’s like a sign from a power above (in this case Zend Framework) that you need to be thinking about refactoring your code.
Facebook Messenger and Salesforce
With Facebook Messenger opening its API, Salesforce for Messenger now allows companies to communicate directly with customers on Facebook.
Lessons Learned Migrating Zend Framework 1 to 2
Reflecting on the lessons learned when migrating Zend Framework (ZF1 to ZF2) for a complex global web application.
What is Predictive Analytics?
A rising buzzword in CRM and marketing circles, Predictive Analytics is a growing practice that will help companies really understand their customers. Learn more about it and what moves Salesforce.com is making.
FileMaker 15: Bonjour… Goodbye to SSL Challenges
Do you have an SSL certificate for your FileMaker Server but still get SSL challenges? Bonjour may be the culprit. Here is how to remove Bonjour without reinstalling.
Building Scalable Solutions on Salesforce
Building scalable solutions is a team sport involving the Business Analyst, Stakeholders, the Architect and Developers. Building scale isn’t restricted merely to the development phase but starts as early as the needs definition phase.
FileMaker 15: Concealed Edit Box
The Concealed Edit Box, introduced in FileMaker 15, hides characters a user enters, much like a password field in a web browser. Agnes takes a closer look at the benefits and caveats of this new feature.
FileMaker 15: Truncate Table
A seemingly small but important change in FileMaker 15 is the addition of the Truncate Table script step. If you have developed with SQL databases, this function will be familiar to you, but you may be interested in some details and differences with how it works in FileMaker.
Take Your Child to Work Day
At this year’s Take Your Child to Work Day, our kids showed us a thing or two about innovation. And if this group of nearly a dozen 3 to 12 year-olds was an indication, our future is in good hands!