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Using Javascript and Markov Chains to Generate Text
Learn how to generate text with Javascript and Markov chains, all while getting your fill of wonderfully awful Lifetime movie trivia.
Story Points Explained
Find a detailed description of story points and make that crucial separation between estimates of size and estimates of effort.
Soliant Serves Up Inspiration
Read about Inspiration Corporation’s powerful mission and how Soliant was able to contribute to their goals through volunteering and sharing profits.
No Project Left Behind: Get a Little Bit of UX Review in Every Project
Large and complex projects require a dedicated team of user experience (UX) professionals. Here’s why you should never skip the UX review.
Pay Me Now or Pay Me Later
Craig Stabler discusses the benefits of spending a little more upfront to avoid a breakdown later when it comes to your business software solutions.
Creating User Manuals for Custom Applications
Creating a manual might sound like an arduous process, but it doesn’t have to be. Check out our tips to simplify making a user manual for a custom app.
Internships at Soliant and beyond
Soliant is hiring spring and summer interns in our San Francisco, Chicago, and Philadelphia offices. Find all the details here.
Determining Org Type in Apex Code
Have you ever wanted to run one block of code in a sandbox and another block in the production org? I couldn’t find a built-in Apex function that allowed me to determine whether the code was running in a Production/DE environment or in a sandbox. Fortunately, I ran across this post that gave enough info…
What Makes a Project Successful?
It’s often said that most projects fail, so how do you avoid yours going the same way? Our project managers weigh in on what makes a project successful.
SFDC Best Practice for Child Relationship Names
Please declare a unique Child Relationship Name! Think of it as just as important as the Related List Label (which is what your Salesforce users see). The Child Relationship Name is what developers see when writing sub queries in Apex. Salesforce uniquely names Child Relationships if you don’t. However, those names are generally useless for…
