Discover what’s new in the Spring ’16 Release from Salesforce. We summarize the some of its interesting features and help get you up to speed. We also illustrate the latest features added to the Lightning Experience.
Salesforce Spring ’16 Release Learn More ❯
Learn about the Lightning Experience and the new interface features in Salesforce. In this post, we explore the concepts behind how it works.
The Lightning Platform – Lightning Under the Hood Learn More ❯
Learn about the Lightning Experience and the new interface features in Salesforce. In this post, we help plan for making the move to the new Lightning interface.
The Lightning Platform – Making the Move to Lightning Learn More ❯
Marketing Automation summarized — move from the broadcast model of marketing to the dialogue model. Listen to your customer and let them guide you.
Marketing Automation in a Nutshell Learn More ❯
In this post Damien shows you the power of Visual Flows and how they can successfully interact with code. This will help replace some of the Standard Development cycle resulting in decreased writing of unit tests, reduced workload, and faster deployment time.
Adding Extra Power to Your Visual Flows Learn More ❯
Mislav Kos explores techniques for recreating FileMaker found sets so they can be used across different sessions.
Recreating a FileMaker Found Set Demo Learn More ❯
This post shows that spreadsheets exported from Salesforce don’t have to look horrible. Using spreadsheetML, you can apply a variety of styles direct from the Salesforce export.
Stylish Spreadsheets From a Salesforce Visualforce Page Learn More ❯
For the second year in a row, Soliant Consulting’s Jayvin Arora has been selected as a Salesforce MVP.
Jayvin Arora Selected as a Salesforce MVP Learn More ❯
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.
What can we do with Chatter? Learn More ❯
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.
Pitfalls in Flat Design, or “That Field” I Always Forget Learn More ❯