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We broke some world records or something and recorded again. This time we actually do talk about Salesforce for the whole show. Well, most of it. Some. Some of it. We definitely talk about Salesforce.
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In this episode of Code Coverage Steven is off on a bit of a jolly so I'm joined by Jarrod Hunt, we discuss:
The upcoming Down Under Dreaming Conference in Sydney
Teaching code concepts to admins: what's useful for them to know
The role of BAs sitting between clients and developers
What devel…
More rambling! A discussion of various topics, some are even related to Salesforce. In particular we cover:
Curtailing Twitter usage
Rob Plays - C64 Game Reviews from Rob Caporetto (if you like these please do subscribe!)
Salesforce DX - some initial thoughts
Steven finally writes some Lig…
Lo and behold, we recorded again. It's almost becoming a habit. Once again you're stuck with myself and Steven rabbiting on about all sorts, including:
Using bookmarks in your browser (bleeding edge stuff here)
Salesforce (some new cloud thing)
Deployment antics and packages
How to break prod…
We're back, and rambling more than ever. We chat about many things including the Spring release, IDEs and The Welkin Suite, computer keyboards and phones.
I don't think we talk about JavaScript.
Another year passes, another episode gets release. Well it feels like that anyway. This took a week or so to publish after recording because our tracks got out of sync somehow. It sounds like my track (Matt) has been sped up slightly, with a few glitches pulling them back in time on occasion. So, a…
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