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Build a Native Mobile App Using Salesforce DX and the Mobile SDK

From www.wadewegner.com 1 year ago in Blogs

This week I had the opportunity to demo how developers can combine project-based app development with Salesforce DX, the Salesforce CLI, Scratch Orgs, and the Mobile SDK to make – at least, in my humble opinion – a pretty compelling...

Authenticate to your Scratch Orgs using the OAuth 2.0 JWT Bearer Flow

From www.wadewegner.com 1 year ago in Blogs

A different, if not more accurate or better, name for this blog post could be “Authenticate to a Scratch Org You Didn’t Create and Whose Password You Don’t Know.” I even went out to Twitter to ask for help and,...

Using Salesforce DX with Trailhead

From www.wadewegner.com 1 year ago in Blogs

As you’ve likely seen on Twitter, I’ve really gotten into Trailhead these past few months. In particular, the Superbadges. I not only enjoy the challenge of working through the project, but regularly discover I don’t know nearly as much as...

Deploy to Salesforce DX

From www.wadewegner.com 1 year ago in Blogs

If you’re a Salesforce developer, it’s likely you’ve heard us talk about Salesforce DX these past months. (If not, you’re missing out and you should checkout the official documentation.) Since TrailheaDX, everyone has been able to use the new tools...

Use Workbench with your Scratch Org

From www.wadewegner.com 2 years ago in Blogs

The Salesforce Workbench is a powerful set of tools for developers and admins to use with their org. You can easily describe, query, manipulate, and migrate data and metadata through the web browser, using a combination of Partner, Bulk, REST,...

Show the Salesforce DX Org Config in your Bash Prompt

From www.wadewegner.com 2 years ago in Blogs

Using the capabilities of Salesforce DX you can enable some neat tricks. Such as displaying your org configuration in your Bash prompt: But, first, a little background … The Salesforce DX CLI provides some powerful capabilities for tracking your Salesforce...

Using the OAuth 2.0 JWT Bearer Flow to Support the Salesforce DX CLI

From www.wadewegner.com 2 years ago in Blogs

The Salesforce DX (SFDX) CLI makes it easy to run commands as a developer. It also makes it really easy to create scripts that facilitate automation. A great example is the following tweet from Pat Patterson: #SalesforceDX is awesome! I...

Creating a Plugin for the Salesforce CLI

From www.wadewegner.com 2 years ago in Blogs

This post is valid for the Salesforce DX (SFDX) pilot. Please note that details may change and I’ll do my best to update accordingly. Recently I highlighted a neat way to use open source software with Salesforce DX. Since then...

Salesforce DX Strike

From www.wadewegner.com 2 years ago in Blogs

Like many people at Salesforce and in the community, I was really excited and impressed to see Lightning Strike by Appiphany. Not to take away from the remarkable tool they built to visually explore and configure Lightning components, I was...

Salesforce DX Pilot Demos

From www.wadewegner.com 2 years ago in Blogs

We’re so excited to have recently launched the Salesforce DX pilot. Our teams have been hard at work on Salesforce DX, and it’s tremendously exciting to have so many of you using the tools and trying out an entirely new...

Getting Smarter About Running Go in Azure Websites

From www.wadewegner.com 4 years ago in Blogs

The fun part about blogging while learning something new is everyone gets to see how your understanding evolves over time. As I continue to learn the Go language I continuously refine and refactor the ways with which I approach problems....

Creating a Go Site Extension and Resource Template for Azure

From www.wadewegner.com 4 years ago in Blogs

The New Year is a good time to set goals for yourself. I've challenged myself this year to explore and ship some apps using the Go language, which is likely no surprise given my recent posts on setting up Go...

4 Simple Steps to Run Go Language in Azure Websites

From www.wadewegner.com 4 years ago in Blogs

A few weeks ago I wrote a GoLang web app and wanted to find a good place to host it. Given I work with the team that builds Azure Websites, it seemed only fitting to host it in Azure Websites....

Easy Go Programming Setup for Windows

From www.wadewegner.com 4 years ago in Blogs

I've had to do this more than once recently, so I figured I'd document the simple steps for setting up the Go programming language on Windows. Most of this is simple and straightforward. The only tricky part I found is...

Build a Windows 8 App for Salesforce With No Code Using Project Siena

From www.wadewegner.com 5 years ago in Blogs

Microsoft Project Siena (Beta) is a tool that allows a business user (i.e. non-developer) to quickly building rich business applications for Windows 8. You can learn all about the tool on the Microsoft Project Siena web site and by watching...

Create an iBeacon Transmitter with the Raspberry Pi

From www.wadewegner.com 5 years ago in Blogs

iBeacon is the Apple trademark for a low-powered, low-cost transmitter that can notify nearby iOS 7 devices of its presence. It uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), also called Bluetooth Smart, technology to transmit an advertisement that includes a universally unique...

Salesforce Did What? How We Built the Salesforce Toolkits for .NET

From www.wadewegner.com 5 years ago in Blogs

I had the great pleasure this week to speak at TechEd North America 2014 on how we built the Salesforce Toolkits for .NET. It was a blast, and I wouldn't be surprised if I was the first Salesforce employee to...

Uploading an Attachment to Salesforce with the SOAP and REST APIs

From www.wadewegner.com 5 years ago in Blogs

Earlier today a colleague asked me if I had an example of using Python to create an attachment in Salesforce. I didn't, but that didn't stop me from creating a couple. Sadly, our documentation here isn't the greatest. You can...

Update Records with Python and the Salesforce Bulk API

From www.wadewegner.com 5 years ago in Blogs

It's time to take a little break from .NET and enjoy the many different programming languages you can use when integrating to the Salesforce1 Platform. But first, a public service announcement from Steve Marx: This week a colleague of mine...

Announcing the Salesforce Accelerators for Windows Store Apps

From www.wadewegner.com 5 years ago in Blogs

Yesterday I was pleased to announce the Salesforce Accelerators for Windows Phone 8 Apps. Today I'm excited to tell you about the Salesforce Accelerators for Windows Store Apps: DeveloperForce.Windows8.Login DeveloperForce.Windows8.Samples.Accounts These accelerators exist to make it easier for you to...

Announcing the Salesforce Accelerators for Windows Phone 8 Apps

From www.wadewegner.com 5 years ago in Blogs

I am pleased to announce the Salesforce Accelerators for Windows Phone 8 Apps, a set of assets designed to make it easier to create new applications using the Salesforce Toolkits for .NET: DeveloperForce.WindowsPhone8.Login DeveloperForce.WindowsPhone8.Samples.Accounts The Salesforce Toolkits for .NET, released...

Create a Custom Object with .NET using the Force.com Metadata API … and No Proxy Classes!

From www.wadewegner.com 5 years ago in Blogs

Update 2/24/14 Over the weekend I took much of what I wrote below and packaged it up in a NuGet package. You can use the NuGet to accomplish everything I wrote below with fewer lines of code. Full details are...

Send a Text Message to Your IoT Thermal Printer? No Problem. (And Print Your Lunch Menu Too!)

From www.wadewegner.com 5 years ago in Blogs

How do you send a text message from your phone and have it print on a thermal printer that's sitting on your kitchen counter? Hang on, we'll get to that shortly! Shortly after Dreamforce last year I was turned on...

Support for Refresh Tokens, Async Suffix, and Updated Sample Apps

From www.wadewegner.com 5 years ago in Blogs

Over the past two days I've committed and published a number of updates to the Salesforce Toolkits for .NET worth sharing. But first, a special thanks to Rocky Assad and Delmer Johnson for the contributions they have made to the...

Using the WebAuthenticationBroker for Salesforce Authentication on Windows 8

From www.wadewegner.com 5 years ago in Blogs

Two days ago I published a sample app for Windows Phone 8 that demonstrates how to authenticate users and make calls against the Force.com REST API using the Salesforce Toolkits for .NET. The next obvious step was to build a...

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