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Don Robins, Pluralsight Salesforce Play-by-play Producer, Salesforce MVP 7x, Technical Educator, Certified Instructor, PD2, Author, Training Partner, Team Lead – mentoring worldwide in the cloud. Main Points How does the PluralSight platform lift up Don’s content? Don’s arguments on most of his video series are paid content on PluralSight. Several ways Don mentions that can grant a free 30-day trial. Don’s opinion on different learning methods fit different people How much time does Don currently spend on producing his video series Don’s understanding of how to learn and gain wisdom Links Don’s twitter 30-day PluralSight free trial offered by Don

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Don Robins, Pluralsight Salesforce Play-by-play Producer, Salesforce MVP 7x, Technical Educator, Certified Instructor, PD2, Author, Training Partner, Team Lead – mentoring worldwide in the cloud. Main Points Why does Don create the famous play-by-play video series in PluralSight? Where does the play-by-play idea come from? What is the behind-the-scene story for Don’s play-by-play? Don explains What is the play-by-play model for topic preparation What value does Don’s play-by-play bring to the Ohana? What did Don do in the Ohana before? Why did he shift to focus on the play-by-play? Links Don’s twitter 30-day PluralSight free trial offered by Don Don’s

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Matt Goldspink is a UI Architect in Vlocity, Dreamforce speaker. Matt is with strong experience in server-side Java, frontend development in HTML, CSS and JavaScript (Web Components, Angular, React, Sencha ExtJs) and mobile application development on iOS and Android (Native and hybrid). Main Points Matt’s blog thread on the Salesforce developer site and his locker service experience Why does Salesforce create the locker service and what problem does it tackle? What are the challenges for Salesforce to create the locker service? What is the locker service implementation from a user or developer’s point of view? Explanation of Third-party JavaScript library

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Steven Herod, Salesforce CTA, Managing Director for Salesforce Platform at Accenture, shares what Salesforce architecture and Salesforce developer roles are. Main Points The main points Steven talks about: Steven’s current role, past working experience, CTA journey What does it mean as an architecture role How to tell between good and bad programmers Why is programming difficult Find a team and company that shares the same value as you do Links Steven’s twitter handle Book – The Mythical Man-Month Steven’s video – Perspectives on Architecture Video Teaser The YouTube Video URL My Takeaways on Salesforce Architecture and Salesforce Developer Roles The

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Andrew Davis is an 18 x Salesforce Certified trailblazer. He is a Salesforce DevOps specialist who’s passionate about helping teams deliver innovation, build trust, and improve their performance Main Points The main points Andrew talks about: Understand DevOps in general How does DevOps progress in Salesforce Principle 1 is about the left-to-right flow The following Principle 2: the right-to-left feedback loop The last Principle 3: learning culture Andrew’s Salesforce DevOps book — publishing on DreamForce 19 Links Andrew’s Twitter handle Andrew’s homepage Andrew’s book – Mastering Salesforce DevOps: A Practical Guide to Building Trust While Delivering Innovation Book – The

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In episode 16, I talked about my Salesforce TrailheaDX attending experience. It received an unexpectedly large number of listening times. I feel there is a need to share more to give listeners a holistic 360 overview of it, so here we go! What is Salesforce TrailheaDX? TrailheaDX is the Salesforce hosted a yearly conference for people who want to learn the technical platform. In the past, it was always hosted in San Francisco, close to the Salesforce headquarters. Since the year 2019, it starts to take place in India as well. In short, you can perceive TrailheaDX as a DreamForce

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Amnon Kruvi joins to talk about the invocable method. Amnon is an entrepreneur, Salesforce architect and developer, Salesforce MVP, and 14 x Certified. Main Points We start our conversation with what is invocable method in Apex, and how to define it Then we chat about what is the benefit of using it and in what circumstances it fit better the business needs comparing to Apex trigger Finally, we go through what are the restrictions Links Amnon’s twitter handle Article – Why Invocable Methods Could Spell the End for Apex Triggers Video – Invocable Methods: The Musical Video Teaser – Musical

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Shinichi Tomita is the Founder & CEO of mashmatrix, Inc., the honorable creator of JSforce among many of his popular open-source repositories. Main Points What is JSforce, and what is the brief history (how/when/why did it start, how did it grow, etc)? How do we use JSforce from a developer’s point of view? What are the major challenges when developing JSforce? What has Shinich learned during this journey? What is the future roadmap? What new feature is coming? What does Shinich think about NodeJS development and Lighting Web Component? Links JSforce homepage Shinichi’s GitHub profile Mashmatrix company Homepage Thoughts –

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IMHO, most Salesforce developers don’t get the big picture, the changes that are taking place at the moment in the Salesforce Ohana. As of today (17th September 2019), I have joined the Salesforce ecosystem for ~2 years. During this time period, I have seen many drastic improvements in terms of developers’ experience. Salesforce is a low code cloud service. This feature was one of the reasons that made the remarkable success it has today. On the flipping side, developers were considered to be outliers or second class citizenship. Indeed, why would people care about developers if the platform aims to

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Philippe Ozil joins to talk about the Lightning Web Component at a high level. Philippe, France based, is a Lead Developer Evangelist at Salesforce. Main Points What is the developer evangelist role in Salesforce? What is the Lightning Web Component (LWC)? What are web standards and how browser vendors follow web standards? What is the difference between LWC and the popular JS frameworks such as Angular and React? What components does LWC contain? LWC engine, data binding, and base component The shadow DOM feature in LWC What does the LWC repository in Github contain? What are the upcoming features in

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