This blog post is going to be a walkthrough with helpful hints for the some of the tricker steps of the Data Integration Specialist Superbadge. Disclaimer: this is only one way to solve the challenge, and is not meant to be a full solution. There is no shortage of full answers for the challenge onContinue reading “Data Integration Specialist Superbadge Walkthrough”
Author Archives: Evelyn Grizzle
Utilizing the Tooling API to Query Deployment Information
User Story Today we are going to cover a worst case scenario. Something was deployed to Production that shouldn’t have been, but we don’t know which deployment holds the answer. The UI for deployments is clunky and doesn’t allow us to see who deployed what without clicking into the individual deployment. This is a hassle,Continue reading “Utilizing the Tooling API to Query Deployment Information”
Data Architect Exam Overview
This week, I hit a major career milestone: I passed my first Salesforce architect exam! I started the year off right by taking the Data Architect exam last Wednesday. I have been preparing to take this exam for about six months on and off (much like my late writeup on Javascript Developer I, life happenedContinue reading “Data Architect Exam Overview”
Thinking of changing careers into Salesforce? Read this!
Today, we’ll be talking about how to make the switch into Salesforce development from a service role. If you’re reading this, you probably already know this, but my name is Evelyn, and I’m a software developer. I’ve been working as a software developer for just about three years now. I started my first programming jobContinue reading “Thinking of changing careers into Salesforce? Read this!”
Regular Expression to Escape SOQL/SOSL Inputs
User Story We want to create a table with search, sort, and pagination functionality. Over the course of the next several posts, we are going to look at two possible ways to achieve this, with either server-side or client-side functionality. We will start with the basics of searching: writing our queries. If you would likeContinue reading “Regular Expression to Escape SOQL/SOSL Inputs”
Width-Aware Collapsible Table
User Story We want to create a lightning__RecordPage component that displays a table that looks different whether it is in a main region or a sidebar, which means that, by default, the component is responsive and mobile friendly. For this example, we will be using the relationship between the Account and Contact objects in SalesforceContinue reading “Width-Aware Collapsible Table”
Querying Distinct Values in SOQL: Approval Process Work Items
User Story We want to get a list of approval processes that have work items that are dependent on a user that is no longer active, and we want to do it without using Apex. Background There is no DISTINCT function in SOQL, so we’re going to have to do some Aggregate Query magic. SolutionContinue reading “Querying Distinct Values in SOQL: Approval Process Work Items”
Creating Dynamic Charts with Chart.JS – Part Two: Creating a Truly Dynamic Dashboard
User Story We have some information on our objects that we want to view in dynamic charts. These charts will update based on the object that is created by inputting a sentence into a Lightning Web Component. Background In the previous post, we started on our Lightning Web Component. We are going to use Chart.jsContinue reading “Creating Dynamic Charts with Chart.JS – Part Two: Creating a Truly Dynamic Dashboard”
Creating Dynamic Charts with Chart.JS – Part One: Palindromic Sentences
User Story This is a pretty basic Intro to JavaScript problem (and common interview and homework problem!) that we will be solving via Salesforce. We want to input a sentence or phrase and determine whether or not what we have entered is a palindrome. For kicks and giggles, we also want to count the numberContinue reading “Creating Dynamic Charts with Chart.JS – Part One: Palindromic Sentences”
Memphis Salesforce Saturday
I have a brief announcement to make. We will be starting our Memphis Salesforce Saturday on Saturday, February 27th! We will meet on the fourth Saturday of the month to start and adjust as necessary. Find more information about the event on EventBrite here. Check out the event on LinkedIn here.
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