Finding a perfect tool for Salesforce development isn’t as easy as it first might have seemed, as you have to find a tool, or even worse, some set of tools that fit your working process the best, and drives you nuts the least. There is a rescue for those who
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Quick-guide to VLOOKUP for automation experts
*This post was contributed by guest author Hannah Sharron VLOOKUP is one of the most well-known Excel functions – and not without reason! If I had to tell the most used function in excel, I would say VLOOKUP. Many people would even say, that you have not learned Excel if you
Fastcall Releases Version 4
*This post was contributed by guest author JenInTech A list of key statistics compiled by Expanded Ramblings in relation to Salesforce has shown that the software has around 150,000 users. Based on such findings and other similar data, it can be concluded as well that programs which integrate with the
Salesforce Interview Tips
Whether you’re lucky enough to boast a wealth of experience, skills, or winning charm, job interviews are a daunting experience for everyone. The interview process is all about being able to effectively translate your best assets to your interviewer, whilst best understanding what they want from their next hire. Mason
The life of a mid-level salesforce developer
One job role can yield a varied outcome. Working with Salesforce in US, UK and Germany is likely to result in different incomes and priorities. The infographic below presents a few key findings from a mass Salesforce professionals’ survey. Salary Earnings for a developer vary vastly across the world. For
Why Salesforce Developers Need Source Control
Why every admin, developer, and architect should use source control. This is a guest post by Alex Brausewetter, founder of Blue Canvas. Blue Canvas builds tools for Salesforce developers and admins looking to implement source control and CI. Nearly all modern software development teams use version control today. Unfortunately, the