I started in the Salesforce Ecosystem 10 years ago as a Salesforce Administrator for a Digital Marketing firm, knowing nothing about the platform. Trailhead wasn’t a thing yet, so all knowledge was self-taught or learned on the job. Parent/child relationships? Sure…we’ll figure it out. Permission sets? — I grant thee some permissions or not. And…
“Salesforce’s low-code platform dramatically simplifies building applications, but modern Salesforce implementations have become so complex that DevOps is a requirement.”
“Salesforce’s low-code platform dramatically simplifies building applications, but modern Salesforce implementations have become so complex that DevOps is a requirement.”
So your company is working to improve its development pipeline. There’s a big project to work on your DevOps processes and toolset, and maybe even changes to the way your development is being managed. However, if you’re a developer these changes could be the least of your problems. Let’s face it, code isn’t always perfect
I started in the Salesforce Ecosystem 10 years ago as a Salesforce Administrator for a Digital Marketing firm, knowing nothing about the platform. Trailhead wasn’t a thing yet, so all knowledge was self-taught or learned on the job. Parent/child relationships? Sure…we’ll figure it out. Permission sets? — I grant thee some permissions or not. And…
“Salesforce’s low-code platform dramatically simplifies building applications, but modern Salesforce implementations have become so complex that DevOps is a requirement.”
“Salesforce’s low-code platform dramatically simplifies building applications, but modern Salesforce implementations have become so complex that DevOps is a requirement.”
So your company is working to improve its development pipeline. There’s a big project to work on your DevOps processes and toolset, and maybe even changes to the way your development is being managed. However, if you’re a developer these changes could be the least of your problems. Let’s face it, code isn’t always perfect