Salesforce
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If you’ve got a Salesforce record Id, need to quickly find out what object type the record is, then you can use the following snippet via execute anonymous in your Salesforce org. You just replace the myRecordId value with the Record ID that you’re working with.
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A Simplified Guide to Salesforce Einstein Features
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4 min read
I love nothing more than pure simplicity. Although I appreciate visual design and information presentation, sometimes I just crave a really simply formatted document. In my quest to learn about all things Salesforce Einstein, I felt overwhelmed with all the glossy marketing material, and wanted to create a simple list of Einstein features, including what…
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Introduction Alan Kay, one of the pioneer’s of computer science, once famously said “The best way to predict the future is to create it.” As Salesforce users, and professionals – whether that be architects, administrators, business analysts, user interface designers, developers or any of the plethora of roles, we all have ideas for the Salesforce…
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Using Select All in Salesforce SOQL Queries
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2 min read
Until recent years, Salesforce did not allow you to do a Select All fields type statement. As a new lazy developer transitioning to the Salesforce platform I cursed the number of times I had to go to away and get the API name for a set of fields that I wanted to include in a…
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Simple .gitignore Template for Salesforce Projects
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1 min read
If you need a simple .gitignore template, to prevent unwanted files appearing in your Git repositories for your Salesforce projects, then the below sample works great when you are working with SFDX and GitHub. .DS_Store.sfdx.project.salesforce.settingsnode_modules.idea