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Salesforce needed a faster UI runtime, but rewriting everything without forcing customers to migrate seemed impossible.
On this episode of 1 IDEA, Kevin Hill (VP of Engineering @ Salesforce) shares how backing his team’s “impossible” ideas led to the one idea that unlocked Salesforce’s UI overhaul.
What we cover:
- The compatibility-layer idea that let Salesforce run Aura inside the new runtime
- How POCs and demos turned critics into allies
- How the interop layer removed Salesforce’s migration blocker
And, check out Suresh's favorite idea: The Self-Driving Cloud™. - https://www.sedai.io/
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