Have you ever wondered…
Can you find the logic in those facts?
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OpenShift supports the “Do it Yourself” application type. Using this application type, you can run any program that can be accessed through HTTP.
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So I decided to create my first Salesforce app for the Salesforce AppExchange. I have this idea to improve the coordination of communication during long sales trajectories for a few months now, but aside from some research I didn’t really take action on it. While laying in bed yesterday evening, I decided it is time for some action on this idea. I think I can have a first viable version with very limited effort, so I jumped right in today!
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What is the impact on memory usage of using foreach instead of for in PHP? Well, I did a small test.
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If you need a formula for a Salesforce formula field to count the number of weekdays (excluding Saturday and Sunday) between 2 dates, you can use the formula below.
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Salesforce.com offers the best available blend between software as a service (SaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS).
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In my opinion, Salesforce.com is not ready to be used in multi-language environments. You can translate nearly everything displayed in the interface. But some key elements cannot be translated, and that’s blocking real multi-lingual support.
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Our SOAP web service with WS-Security written in Java using Apache CXF returns a SOAP Fault saying “The signature or decryption was invalid” when it’s run on Linux, but not when it’s run on Windows.
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When you want to upgrade a XenServer pool, there are a couple of things to keep in mind.
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Lets honour the title of this blog, and talk about routing.
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