BOBABLOG: Agile software development and Salesforce

More than 2 decades of writing software, and still loving it...

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Showing posts with label development. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 03, 2018

Promises and Lightning Components

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In 2015, the ECMA specification included the introduction of Promises , and finally (pun intended) the Javascript world had a way of escapin...
Saturday, December 13, 2014

Throw it away - Why you shouldn't keep your POC

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"Proof of Concepts" are a vital part of many projects, particularly towards the beginning of the project lifecycle, or even in the...
Monday, May 17, 2010

Pleasing line

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Gotta admit, I'm quite pleased with this line from my new ORM object based database connection library... $oFilter = Filter::attribute(...
Tuesday, September 04, 2007

Database Build Script "Greatest Hits"

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I know its been a quiet time on this blog for a while now, but I've noticed that I'm still getting visitors looking up old blog post...
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Thursday, July 12, 2007

Can a change in execution plan change the results?

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We've been using Oracle Domain indexes for a while now in order to search documents to get back a ranked order of things that meet certa...
Wednesday, July 04, 2007

Handy "Alert Debugging" tool

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One of the coolest things about OO Javascript is that methods can be written to as if they are variables. This means that you can re-write ...
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With a B.A. in Architecture and an M.Sc. in Computer Science, I've been working in software development since 1998. For the first few years a lot of this time was spent battling with impossible deadlines, mountains of bugs and software upgrades that customers were terrified to receive. In April 2004 I started with Agile methodologies, and then in 2014 I started working with Salesforce, and never looked back. Working as a technical consultant at 'make positive', a UK and US based Platinum Salesforce Partner, in a team that always wants to improve means that I'm producing quality software that people want to use, and am always learning. I can't ask for a more rewarding combination. Opinions are, of course, my own. Except where I stole them from someone else. Or they're wrong
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