Podcasts about lightning components

When thinking of a Salesforce Architect, people usually jump to the need for a deep technical knowledge of Salesforce. But that's only part of the picture and there are so many other skills that are important to become a highly successful Salesforce Architect. Keir Bowden, Chief Technical Officer at BrightGen, features in today's episode of the Salesforce Posse podcast to share his incredible experience at Salesforce. Today, we talk to Keir Bowden about the value of people skills, how to handle difficult situations, and the significance of effective communication across organizational levels. We discuss the need to make things as easy to use as possible and the design principles behind this philosophy. Also, Keir explains critical things you need to know and where to begin your training to become an architect. At last, we reach a point in the conversation where we talk about learning to say no. Keir has worked in the information technology sector for the past three decades and is currently the Chief Technology Officer at BrightGen, a Salesforce Platinum Partner in the United Kingdom. He is responsible for the current and future technical strategy, certification and product development there. Since 2008, Keir has been developing solutions and applications on Salesforce, and Keir currently possesses a number of qualifications, including the highly sought-after Technical Architect (CTA) certification. In addition to being a Salesforce MVP, he is the author of the Visualforce Development Cookbook, a frequent blogger on topics related to Apex and Visualforce solutions, and a speaker at events such as the Salesforce World Tour, Dreamforce and London's Calling. He maintains a blog in his leisure time, writing on Apex, Lightning Components, and the Salesforce Command Line Interface. [02:08] Background - Who is Mr. Big Bob Buzzard? [04:00] Soft Skills – We are all savvy with PCs, but dealing with actual humans is a different story. [09:27] Keir's Role - Keir shares his role and objectives in the room. [11:46] Be Simple – We discuss the importance of simplicity in design and how to achieve it. [15:04] Difficult Conversations - Disagreement is typical at times of transition. Keir shares his ideas on how to cope with crises like these. [20:56] Communication - The importance of communicating at different company levels. [24:08] Key Learnings - Keir outlines the essential skills you need to become an architect and where to start learning. [33:54] No - The art of saying "No." Resources: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/keirbowden/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/salesforce-posse/message

#155 - Paradigma MVC - Transmitido ao vivo no Instagram em 14/02/2020. - O que é MVC - Pode ser aplicado para toda linguagem de programação - Um paradigma que assusta muitos developers - Model (Data storage) - Objects and Fields - View (User Interface) - Standard Page, Page Layout, Visualforce, Lightning Components, Console Layouts, Mini Page Layouts - Controller (Application Logic) - Apex, Triggers (Workflows, Validation Rules, Process Builder, Flow) Acompanhe as live de segunda a sexta às 21:41, saiba mais em https://souforce.cloud/lives Siga-nos no Instagram @iFernandoSousa & @Anellinv Blog: https://souforce.cloud Cursos: https://cursos.souforce.cloud Youtube: https://youtube.com/souforce

Today we are talking about what’s new in Spring ‘20 Base Components. Greg Rewis, Director of Product Management for Lightning Components is no stranger to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.  He joins me today to share some of the latest additions to the Base Component Library, including the ability to develop locally with Salesforce DX. He also shares his take on what it means to make Base Components open source. Spring ‘20 is shaping up to see a huge shift and new frontier for development.    Show Highlights: Why the Component Library is your one-stop-shop for development The Component Playground as a resource and tool for finding and reproducing bugs The introduction of the local development extension  Open-sourcing of base components: what it takes to go through an official Lightning Base Component and making it open source   Resources: Greg on Twitter Greg on LinkedIn Greg on Github Learn MOAR about Spring '20 Base Components Open Source   *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com   

In this episode, we discuss roles on a Salesforce implementation project, Salesforce.com's Q3 2018 quarterly results, and error handling with the Lightning Components. How I changed the law with a GitHub pull request | Ars Technica Error Handling Best Practices for Lightning and Apex | Developer Force Blog Google’s controversial Dragonfly project sparks employee backlash | Fox News The hypocrisy surrounding Apple never ends – BGR This Is the Book That Inspired Microsoft’s Turnaround, According to CEO Satya Nadella | Inc.com Wall Street analysts smitten with Salesforce’s ‘very strong’ earnings Salesforce Announces Record Third Quarter Fiscal 2019 Results

In this episode we will try to understand what's the need for Salesforce to come up with Lightning Experience. I also tried explaining how Salesforce developers were managing to build Single Page Application even before Lightning Experience came to existence. Also Lightning is not just a rip off of any other advanced JS framework there are other cool things that are added to Lightning Experience that makes it even more powerful. Check out this episode to know more. × × × SIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS × × × A concept inspired from wesbos LED Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard TaoTronics Bluetooth Transmitter and Receiver Subscribe You can subscribe to my course at Salesforce Casts Links: My Gear Teja on Twitter Teja's Instagram

O nosso primeiro episódio foi com meu grande amigo Lucas Caton, e falamos um pouco sobre Refactoring. Quando fazer, porque fazer e como fazer. Para comentar sobre este episódio acesse https://souforce.cloud/refactoring ——— Blog do Lucas Caton https://www.lucascaton.com.br/ Lint para Lightning Components: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.lightning.meta/lightning/cli_usage.htm Lint para Apex Code https://pmd.github.io/pmd-5.5.7/index.html IDE que uso para desenvolver para o Salesforce https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download/#section=mac Plugin que uso na IDE: JetForcer (Sim, é paga, mas vale cada Trump! Acredite!!!) https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/9238-jetforcer--the-smartest-force-com-ide CLI para Salesforce (It's free) https://developer.salesforce.com/tools/sfdxcli

In this episode, we discuss Salesforce.com's Fiscal Q1 2019 results, the speculated AI winter, Marc Benioff's stance on GDPR, and likes and dislikes of working with Lightning Components. Salesforce Announces Record First Quarter Fiscal 2019 Results | Seeking Alpha USA needs law ‘a lot like GDPR’ – says Salesforce supremo Marc Benioff • The Register AI winter is well on its way – Piekniewski’s blog

Spring is nearly here! Some believe the first evidence is the robin, but they are wrong. It's the Spring release of Salesforce!  The release notes are over 450 pages long. Don't bother reading them, listen as Mark and Brian cover some of the highlights and chat about implications. 00:00:01 Brian experiences a strange mirror xfiles 00:02:05 Joke that won't let you down 00:02:25 Correcting episode count 00:03:30 Daniel Stange convinces us to do advertising 00:03:50 Libsyn Podcast Hosting Affiliate mention. 1 free month with promo code "podmagic" 00:05:26 Join the Salesforce UX Research, signup to help shape the future of Salesforce bit.ly/salesforceux 00:07:10 start of Salesforce Spring 18 discussion 00:07:57 Mark starts reading all 400+ pages of the release notes 00:09:00 GDPR - The new EU privacy laws 00:10:42 Individual Object for GDPR support 00:12:40 GDPR Trailhead module: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/modules/european-union-privacy-law-basics/units/get-to-know-eu-privacy-law 00:14:00 List View Tabs on a user-by-user basis 00:15:44 Lightning UI Theme and Branding 00:16:50 Surveys! Free in Health Cloud otherwise paid add on 00:19:00 Critical updates! New URl Format 00:22:00 Critical Updates! Sharing with AuraEnabled Components 00:22:48 Critical Updates! Removing Instance Names in URLS 00:23:00 Critical Updates! Console change 00:23:40 Critical Updates! API Access for Container access revoked 00:24:33 Accordian Components 00:25:30 Component Visibility Updates with running user 00:26:45 Dashboard Component Embed them everywhere! 00:27:10 Branding... branding... force.com RIP Long Live Lightning Platform. 00:30:50 Lightning Report Builder updates! 00:33:30 Search for report and dashboard folders 00:34:00 Default color scheme of Dashboards makes Mark blue 00:34:20 Einstein Activity Capture. Marks predicts its future cost 00:36:45 Default to not create Opportunity on Lead Convert 00:37:58 Campaign updates for Lightning Experience 00:38:05 Pardot Campaign and Salesforce Campaign get fuzzy 00:39:30 Opportunity Splits are in Lightning Experience 00:39:45 Text improvements on Opportunity Product selector 00:40:28 Quick Action Emails can have predefined values for To, CC, bCC< and Spell check. Plus emails searchable global searchable 00:41:00 Articles can be embeded in the case emails 00:41:15 More service cloud, marcos, knowledge, chat and more 00:42:50 Mass Quick Actions up to 200 items on Cases, Leads, and Custom Objects 00:43:25 Community Updates including Journey Builder 00:45:20 Flow! Upload Files! 00:45:58 Lightning Components in Flow! Shot heard around the world 00:49:38 Turn off the header and footer in Flow 00:50:00 Flow Stages 00:51:00 Flow Actions General Available! 00:51:44 Critical Update in Flow! Execute all Auto-Launch Flow when invoked in Bulk 00:58:28 Pilot: Lightning Flow for Service 01:03:20 We finally close the episode 01:05:30 After music banter  

In this episode, we discuss developing lightning components with 3rd party frameworks, Salesforce Quick-Start implementations, the Salesforce FY18 Kickoff event, and IBM Watson and Salesforce Einstein partnership. LockerService and Lightning Container Component: Securely Using Third-Party Libraries in Lightning Components FY18 The Year Of Einstein IBM, Salesforce Strike Global Partnership on Cloud, AI IBM and Salesforce Announce Landmark Global Strategic Partnership Considerations for Setting Up Sales Cloud Einstein IBM Has Three Big Ways to Make Money Off Watson Computing

In this episode, we discuss developing Lightning Components, Re/code's interview with Marc Benioff, and first impressions of the new MacBook Pro. Lightning Component Development Guide Quick Start: Lightning Components - Trailhead Why avoid increment (“++”) and decrement (“--”) operators in JavaScript? Heroku Command Line Salesforce Lightning CLI Salesforce CEO and Chairman Marc Benioff | Code Enterprise 2016

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In this episode we discuss receiving our registration confirmation for attending Dreamforce, getting our hands on a COIN credit card, recently announced Apple WatchOS features, the Salesforce Data Loader for Mac OS X, Gartner's magic quadrant for IaaS, and Salesforce.com making the Fortune 500.Salesforce cofounder: The Apple Watch is 'creating even more ADD'Magic Quadrant for Cloud Infrastructure as a Service, WorldwideSalesforce.com: Poster Child for Cloud 1.0Creating a Simple Real Estate App with Lightning ComponentsSalesforce Named to Fortune 500 List of Largest U.S. CompaniesAlmost half of Salesforce shareholders voted against CEO Marc Benioff's $39 million pay package

Force.com MVP Peter Knolle (@PeterKnolle) talks in detail about Lightning Components, where they're used and how they're built.   This episode clocks in at 50 minutes, but it's all great content from Peter and we just couldn't cut any of it out.

In this episode, we discuss some words of wisdom from Vint Cerf, the poor state of journalism covering Salesforce’s revenue for Q4, a debate on what analytics is or should be, SAP Hybris YaaS, smart underwear, Salesforce partying with Metallica, Heroku Connect, Lightning Connect, Lightning Components, and Salesforce's Q4 results.The Father Of The Internet Has A Plan To Future-Proof ComputersIncreasing Competition in Cloud May Temper Salesforce's Revenue Growth in Q4Salesforce and Orale Square Off On AnalyticsSalesforce.com's Cloud Dominance Is Over; Take Profits Ahead of EarningsMove Over Salesforce, SAP Hybris YaaS Is Staking ClaimSalesforce Wave Analytics Tool Makes The Move To MobileMack Weldon Stitches Together $4 Million In Series AMetallica: Welcome Home (Sanitarium) (MetOnTour - San Francisco, CA - Salesforce - 2015)Metallica Performs Surprise Show At A Company PartyTest Drive Heroku Connect – Demo Edition is HereSalesforce1 Lightning OverviewLightning Intro Screencasts: Lightning ConnectOData – the best way to RESTLightning Components Sample App: Belgian Beer Explorer

It's Senior Developer Evangelist Samantha Ready the day after the her stint on the Developer Keynote stage giving us a deep dive into Lightning Components, what they are, how they are built and how its going to power the next generation of Salesforce's User Interface. We also touch on Lightning Connect and Heroku's Keynote announcements!