I find myself having to look up how to do things in JavaScript. After years of doing so, I’ve realized that its pretty much a common set of techniques that look for when manipulating data. So I’ve decided to create this list. Note that this is by far not a complete list – and is […]
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Environment Variables in Custom Metadata Types
Developing custom solutions for Salesforce has some challenges. One of them is having Environment Variables for your application, that can be deployed from org to org without having to change them. We’ve been using Custom Metadata Types (CMT), but once it get to another environment such as production, we end up having to change it. […]
Continue readingA few Apex tips that I’ve picked up along the way
Salesforce’s server side language is called Apex. Apex is a strongly typed, object-oriented language that many say looks like Java. The language is strongly tied to the database and other objects in Salesforce, as well as its front end counterpart – Lightning. As a side note, having written loosely typed languages all my life, Apex […]
Continue readingA really good explanation of the inner workings of React
React has become the premiere choice of frameworks for front end developers. I must say, having used it on and off since its early versions – it is quite the tool for building web pages and applications. This means that there is a whole lot of good articles out there about React. Such as this […]
Continue readingCreate a File Uploader with React and WordPress REST API (Media)
So I’m working on a small project and I ran into a task involving a form with a file input that has to update an image attached to a custom post type. It got pretty interesting because it took a bit of digging to get it to work. While there was not a lot of […]
Continue readingSalesforce’s LWC (Lightning Web Components) – My First Thoughts
Oh no, another JavaScript framework to learn. At first, it sounds bad. But its a good thing actually. Because being stagnant in coding is bad. Always learning new things is the way to go. Besides, newer frameworks (especially in JavaScript) show what older frameworks could’ve done better. This is the case with Lightning Web Components […]
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