Author: Enrico Murru

7 Salesforce Developer hacks you didn’t know about

I’ve recently published a post on Mason Frank’s blog, where I wrote about some Salesforce Developer hacks. Here’s a quick summary below and link to the full article, I hope you enjoy! I’m lazy. Most developers are! This is not necessarily a bad thing, and Bill Gates summarizes this concept easily by saying “I choose a lazy person to […]

10 signs you’re an amazing Salesforce Developer

I recently joined other Salesforce influencers in contributing to Mason Frank’s ‘Ask The Experts’ series, where I wrote about my ten best tips to become an amazing Salesforce Developer. Here’s a quick summary below and link to the full article, I hope you enjoy! 10 signs you’re an amazing Salesforce Developer “Am I the best Salesforce Developer I can be?” […]

[ORGanizer] Giraffe release is live: few steps closer to release 1.0!

More then 3 months from the last Reindeer Release say hello to the ORGanizer for Salesforce Giraffe Release (0.6.8.4). Why a Giraffe, you ask? Like a Giraffe points its head up to the sky, the Giraffe Release points toward release 1.0, when we’ll finally go out of beta, closing an almost 3 years old path […]

[Salesforce / Apex] Handling constants on classes

Few days ago I was thinking about optimizing the use of constants (usually of String type) inside projects to avoid proliferation of public static final String declarations on various classes (with a limited control over duplicates) but giving at the same time developers a way to increase readability of constants in their code. The reason […]

Small Business Solutions for Protecting Against Cybercrime

This article has been packed up by Lindsey Weiss, who will tell us some suggestions to keep an eye on security. Lindsey enjoys marketing and promoting one’s brand. She believes that to move your market, you must know your market. She loves writing articles on helping people build buzz around their brand and boosting their […]

[Salesforce] Dealing with the running User on Einstein Bot dialogs

  As part of the Salesforce Solutions Team at WebResults I spend some time training myself on new products and trying to build POCs (prove of concepts) to give value to the training and promote the knowledge inside my company. I recently was playing with Einstein Bots and got stuck when needed to identify the […]