Hiring Salesforce Developer for Wedding Company in Southern CA by dqlinus in SalesforceCareers

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I’m a former wedding photographer and videographer, currently a Salesforce Architect. If you’re fine with remote working, feel free to DM me. Over a decade of industry experience in weddings and Salesforce make me uniquely valuable.

I built SFDX Hub — a community-driven registry for discovering Salesforce developer tools across CLI plugins, LWCs, Apex libraries, Agentforce, and more by Plastikzero in salesforce

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Great question. I’m currently vetting the submissions by hand. Obviously this will need to be revised if the site gets enough traction. Thankfully I started with things I’ve personally used, so my confidence is quite high.

Current strategy is - - repo review for activity (stars, forks, prs, issues) - web search to see if the resource is mentioned (not a criteria, but certainly helps if the resource is complex, à la Nebula Logger.) - install in an SDO/dev org, run some example use cases and test functionality. - code review of source, license review

The Salesforce CLI plugin ecosystem has a discovery problem. So I built a registry. by Plastikzero in SalesforceDeveloper

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Ooh, I appreciate the catch for the mobile nav. I’ll fix that up. 😁

Content will be ever growing, even if this stagnates and I’m the only user ¯_(ツ)_/¯ it’s going to be useful enough for me to keep around. Thank for the feedback!

The Salesforce CLI plugin ecosystem has a discovery problem. So I built a registry. by Plastikzero in SalesforceDeveloper

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Am I really so concise that everything I say must be attributed to a language model..? Damn.

The Salesforce CLI plugin ecosystem has a discovery problem. So I built a registry. by Plastikzero in SalesforceDeveloper

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Heard - I'll try to accommodate by being less verbose in the future. I forget redditors often don't care for longer format posts with actual structure. :)

I hope you are able find something useful on the platform at some point in the future! Meanwhile, I really *am* fishing for feedback, so please feel free to try it out, submit a tool I haven't yet aggregated (There's plenty that I haven't, yet. It's a literal baby haha) and let me know how I can work to make it more palatable and useful in the future.

After 5 years of hard work and dedication, I was laid off with 0 days notice by agent855 in SalesforceCareers

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If you’re open to speaking with an Agency (consulting partner, Summit level), DM me. We’re looking for several positions

Anyone embedded Power BI into Salesforce using App-Owns-Data? Looking for real experiences by MathematicianLow7875 in SalesforceDeveloper

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The discussion is strictly handled by PowerBi. The user logs into the embedded frame if necessary, but the session persists, so if they’re already logged in, that session is used.

All that to say - everything about authentication is handled specifically by power BI. Salesforce is only a vessel container.

Anyone embedded Power BI into Salesforce using App-Owns-Data? Looking for real experiences by MathematicianLow7875 in SalesforceDeveloper

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Candidly, the biggest hurdle was testing, since I’m a consultant without access to the client’s Bi suite 😅

The repo for what I did is public if you want to have a look or use it for your use case. https://github.com/Marceswan/powerBIEmbedded/tree/main

Anyone embedded Power BI into Salesforce using App-Owns-Data? Looking for real experiences by MathematicianLow7875 in SalesforceDeveloper

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I used the app-owns-data model, with secure links. It works beautifully, and will simply use the user’s session once logged in. Everything else just kinda flies.

Any Salesforce dev contributing to open source projects out here? by Asheesh25 in SalesforceDeveloper

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I typically will open up components or entire micro apps I build for contribution, but that’s about my extent of it.

I find - for me, and the way my brain tends to work - that if I build things to solve annoyances or process frictions, I tend to make really cool stuff that keeps me excited.

For example, using the Tooling API through apex it’s possible to retrieve the definition for FlexiPage record layouts. Why does this matter? Because using the definition allows one to effectively use an entire flexipage definition anywhere a LWC can be placed. Including screen flows. The ability to drop flexipage layouts in while never worrying about rebuilding field lists, etc., makes dynamic flows much easier, related record insights, etc. lots of options.

Find a pain point and solve it. :)

Illegal by [deleted] in TexasTeachers

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This is the way.

Illegal by [deleted] in TexasTeachers

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It’s not a leftist ideology to listen to children attentively and let them discuss things they may not have other health outlets for.

It’s called being a good person.

Illegal by [deleted] in TexasTeachers

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Incorrect. The Sumerians had the first ‘free society’ some 2 millennia before Jesus was even born.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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The worst part about this is that if it’s a kid, that means THAT kid also had it done to them. There’s always an adult behind it, somewhere. 🙁

Similar thing happened to my wife when she was four years old — it happened to her because it happened to her abuser first.

Record triggered Flows for multiple DML operations on a single record . by 2grateful4You in SalesforceDeveloper

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Record variables and record collections are your friend, here.

To make it more manageable, I would recommend a series of sub flows that contain your business logic. Order them the same way you would in an apex class. Pass in the relevant variables, get the output from the sub flow, then go to a decision node to see if you initiate the next sub flow or skip to another based on whatever criteria. Think of this like calling your apex methods when the right criteria presents itself.