No need to bury the headline in this post: Imhotep App Builder went live on the Salesforce AppExchange at the end of July, and I couldn’t be happier! After over two years of work, Imhotep is ready for release. Two years of stealing moments between projects… of working in the early mornings and late nights…Continue reading “Imhotep, You Rascal You”
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Salesforce Sidekick: Some Notes
This week, OpenAI released a new beta feature called “GPTs” that lets you create custom chatbots you can train for specific kinds of things. I created one called Salesforce Sidekick, to use as an assistant for various tasks I run into as a Salesforce solution engineer. Try it yourself: https://chat.openai.com/g/g-aOD4U2jkL-salesforce-sidekick What Does Salesforce Sidekick Do?Continue reading “Salesforce Sidekick: Some Notes”
A Note to My Colleagues: Past, Present, Future
Seamus Heaney wrote a poem recalling the happy memory of peeling potatoes with his mother: Cold comforts set between us, things to shareGleaming in a bucket of clean water.And again let fall. Little pleasant splashesFrom each other’s work would bring us to our senses. Seamus Heaney, “Clearances III” from Opened Ground: Selected poems 1966-1996 ItContinue reading “A Note to My Colleagues: Past, Present, Future”
FlexCard Notes #1: Experience Cloud CSS Styling Hooks
Building a FlexCard for an Experience Cloud site? Use these styling hooks to inherit colors defined in the Experience Builder. This post is part of the FlexCard Design Thinking mini series.
FlexCard Pattern #5: Presenting Actionable Buttons and Menus
Create beautiful lists of Salesforce records with FlexCards. This post is part of the FlexCard Design Thinking mini series.
FlexCard Pattern #4: Display Multiple, Related Records
Create beautiful lists of Salesforce records with FlexCards. This post is part of the FlexCard Design Thinking mini series.
FlexCard Pattern #3: Display a List of Records
Create beautiful lists of Salesforce records with FlexCards. This post is part of the FlexCard Design Thinking mini series.
DataRaptor: Extract a List of Records
Create a DataRaptor that returns a list of records. This post is part of the FlexCard Design Thinking mini series.
FlexCard Pattern #2: Display Data From a Single Record
Simple but powerful – pull a single Salesforce record into your FlexCard. This post is part of the FlexCard Design Thinking mini series.
DataRaptor: Extract a Single Record
Create a DataRaptor that returns a single record. This post is part of the FlexCard Design Thinking mini series.
This Old Cloud 