Finally this amazing tool is GA! DevOps Center is IMHO one of the most anticipated tools that we, the community of Salesforce professionals, were waiting since ages 👴 This gap has been filled in the years by many amazing products like Copado, Flosum, Gearset, AutoRABIT, Blue Canvas, Prodly or Opsera to name a few, but […]
Tag: Git
Setting up SFDX Continuous Integration using Bitbucket Pipelines with Docker image
Ivano Guerini is a Salesforce Senior Developer at Webresults, part of Engineering Group since 2015.He started my career on Salesforce during his university studies and based his final thesis on it.He’s passionate about technology and development, in his spare time he enjoys developing applications mainly on Node.js. In this article, I’m going to walk you through […]
[Salesforce / VCS ] The team factor (or How a business analyst can affect the overall delivery speed)
In the previous post, we outlined a simple process, which did not solely focus on development but instead considered the path a feature takes from definition to production deployment. A, well, release process. And although for us Salesforce developers it seems tons of unnecessary overhead, there is a reason, why multiple parties are involved: it’s […]
[Salesforce / VCS] Develop VS Deliver Features in Salesforce
A devs life could be so easy… Developing a feature in Salesforce is easy, right? Log into your org Use (mostly) some point &bmp; click methods to enhance logic, user interface or the data model Done Sounds like it is developed. But it is not delivered. Although the feature is technically done, it is not […]
[Salesforce / Git] git commit -m “Salesforce”
Why Salesforce developers and admins should use Git and some of the best tools to help you do so. I’m opening this (hopefully) wonderful 2017 with a guest post about a subject I really love, that is Version Control in Salesforce. Alex Brausewetter of Blue Canvas contributed this guest post. He is a founder of […]
[Salesforce / Git] Automate metadata backup with SF-Git
If you are a Salesforce nerd like me, I’m sure you have a lot of Developer Edition orgs with you and don’t want to loose a line of code. After months of inactivity the ORG could be freezed and your ORG get lost (or you know personally Marc Benioff and can ask him to revive […]