In this episode, we discuss poorly written Process Builder processes, team dynamics, exception handling performance, and answer questions from members of the Good Day, Sir! Community.

In this episode, we discuss getting older in tech, choosing custom develpment over installing apps, tech leaders to meet with President-elect Trump, inline code vs. short functions, source control and deployments, TrailheaDX 2017, and helping Jeremy decide whether to get a new Mac Mini or build a custom entertainment PC.

In this episode, we discuss why good developers might write terrible code, unit testing vs. functional testing, process builder, concerns around catfishing candidates and outsourcing, and why German pilsners are better than Czech pilsners.

In this episode, we discuss the snowball affect of subscription services, Thoughtworks Technology Radar, Skuid's Brooklyn Release, and Domain-Driven Design (DDD).

In this episode, we discuss Salesforce.com's Q3 2017 earnings, the lack of a development enviornment for Marketing Cloud, and an updated review of the MacBook Pro 15".

In this episode, we discuss developing Lightning Components, Re/code's interview with Marc Benioff, and first impressions of the new MacBook Pro.

In this episode, we discuss an Einstein opinion article removed from the Oracle blog, the pitfalls of adding workflow rules in production, organizing trigger logic, Steve Balmer's comments on buying Salesforce.com, and the recent Macbook Pro product.

• Salesforce Says Einstein, I Say Frankenstein
• The Best-Performing CEOs in the World
• George Lucas' museum designs for L.A. and S.F.: A first look at competing plans
• Oracle Deal to Purchase NetSuite Provides a Reason to Celebrate
• Steve Ballmer: Salesforce Is 'Too Expensive'
• Stitch Fix has hired top Salesforce engineering exec Cathy Polinsky as CTO
• After Apple's Disappointing MacBook Pro Refresh, What's an Engineer to do?
• Amazon Cloud Posts Another Blowout Quarter
• Apple just told the world it has no idea who the Mac is for
• Another New MacBook Pro Problem: Tests Reveal Compatibility Issues With Current Thunderbolt 3 Devices

in this episode, we discuss Microsoft, Wipro acquiring Appirio, IoT devices hacked for DDoS attack, Quip, Oracle's NetSuite acquisition, Benioff walking away from Twitter acquisition, and Process Builder errors.

• Microsoft's Salesforce-killer product is selling well
• How your DVR was hijacked to help epic cyberattack
• Steve Ballmer didn't want Microsoft to buy Salesforce: 'Never, ever, ever'
• Developers Currently Developing in the Cloud Rises to 5.4M – up 375% since 2009
• Developer Forum - Process Builder Error Handling
• Marc Benioff had a stake in Quip before Salesforce bought it for $750 million
• As Oracle’s Offer Flounders, What’s Next for NetSuite?
• How LinkedIn Defused Protest Over Microsoft Deal

In this episode, we discuss TypeScript, ReactiveX, Javascript as a language, artificial intelligence, Salesforce not acquiring Twitter, concerns over the SaaS business model, and Workplace by Facebook.

• TypeScript
• ReactiveX
• Barry Hawkins: How We Got Here, And What To Do About It
• Salesforce's big new product 'Einstein' receives mixed reviews despite all the hype
• Salesforce.com, Inc.: This Could Push CRM Stock Sky-High
• Salesforce.com M&A Scorecard Raises Questions On Growth, Targets
• Microsoft will launch its price war with Salesforce on November 1
• Salesforce Wasn’t That Into Buying Twitter, Documents Show
• Salesforce Shareholders Besiege Possible Twitter Deal
• Here’s Why Disney and Salesforce.com Dropped Their Bids for Twitter
• Workplace by Facebook
• Brett Nelson's Blog - Dreamforce 2016 Recap

In this episode, we discuss our impressions of Dreamforce 2016 and SalesforceDX.

• "Be a Customer Trailblazer" with Marc Benioff & Special Guests
• Salesforce Developer Keynote
• Salesforce.com Introduces Extensive Changes to Developer Experience
• Gender-aware Dreamforce badges let you pick your pronoun
• Dreamforce16 – Is it time to retire the ISV acronym?
• Will Salesforce and Slack's Partnership Hurt Microsoft?
• Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff on Oracle's Larry Ellison: 'Do you just pretend we don't exist?' (CRM, ORCL)
• Cramer: Salesforce may have called off talks with Twitter because of LinkedIn