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Latest Featured Content 
Connecting Force.com to On-Premises Resources Part 2
Presents a solution for integrating Force.com with on-premises assets. Part 2 shows how to call SOAP- and REST-based relay endpoints, then presents an example that sends Force.com outbound messages to the Service Bus Relay service.
Distributed Application Partitioning with Force.com Canvas and Heroku
An important best practice for Salesforce organizations that contain a lot of data is to keep the operational data set in your org as lean as possible by archiving "historical" data elsewhere. This allows operations to execute more efficiently.
Apex Design Patterns
What are the common design patterns and best practices for Apex development, and how can you leverage them? Learn these common design patterns to optimize your code and ensure reusability, maintainability and performance.
Latest Blog Posts
Custom Mobile Analytics — Students can do it, so can you!
by Joshua Roe (2013-05-22)
Have you ever wondered how to create a mobile analytics app using data from Salesforce, or how to push your mobile app data into Salesforce? Here's are some answers.
Have you ever wondered how to create a mobile analytics app using data from Salesforce, or how to push your mobile app data into Salesforce? Here's are some answers.
Dealing with Exception Filters in Force.com
by Daisuke Kawamoto (2013-05-22)
Using a long list of filters in your reports or SOQL statements to exclude “noisy” data from your query results can lead performance issues. Here's how to overcome them.
Using a long list of filters in your reports or SOQL statements to exclude “noisy” data from your query results can lead performance issues. Here's how to overcome them.
Basic SOQL Relationship Queries
by Ryan Upton (2013-05-20)
Developers often need to create complex queries. Understanding SOQL relationships and how to query them can help you answer these questions in code. Here are 3 examples.
Developers often need to create complex queries. Understanding SOQL relationships and how to query them can help you answer these questions in code. Here are 3 examples.
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Here are recent posts from the Discussion Boards, as well as recent tweets. Contribute to the community by participating on the boards, twitter and blogs.
Recent Discussion Board Posts
- Help with Apex test class
- Dataloader for mssql connection
- Displaying distance between two points in Google Maps integrated with salesforce
- Enforcing service levels on cases
- Event Calendar
- Integrate the salesforce with facebook
- PAssing set of record id to controller
- Matrix Report - calculation based on picklist values
