Demo application is used to demonstrate the usage of Toolkit.

Configuring the command line interface (cli) for the Salesforce Data Loader can be daunting, especially for first-time users. CLIq provides a simple wizard to create a basic directory structure and configuration files.

This is quick and easy way to access your organization data. Currently it supports GET method to access your org data. These days we all use chat windows like most popular Gtalk. So, there should be one tool which can easily plugged into our daily used GTalk and whenever we want to access our organization data , we can just click on our “salesforce bot GTalk contact” and fire a GET method. It will instantly provide the response. For More Info: http://salesforcebot.blogspot.com/

this is a ruby gem which can be used to easily upload geocoded salesforce contact data onto a google map

Developed by Appirio: Kyle Roche (lead) / Aslam Bari (dev) APEX Twilio Library for Force.com. This library implements the Twilio REST API as well as provides a set of Visualforce components that wrap the TwiML elements. Twilio is an on-demand IVR. www.twilio.com

Survey Force is a simple survey tool that allows to construct and collect survey results. The following types of questions are supported: - Single select - Multiple select - Free Text comments The survey is currently a standalone object but can be modified to add that to a Case/Opportunity etc. Upcoming versions to support "matrix" type questions and survey wizard to make building of the survey more easier.

Easily renew Opportunities, Contact Roles, Line Items and Partners with a button click or via visualforce page. Google Code Project Link will follow. Click Source URL to install it as an unmanged package Feel free to modify the code.

Back in January of this year, we at Appiphony launched our new website utilizing Force.com Sites. As part of that project we built a blogging application to manage the publication of our corporate blog and case studies. Having been a longtime fan of Roller the open source Java based blogging server, we decided that our goal would be to match many of the major features it offered, but make our solution an alternative that ran in the Cloud. Relay is fully customizable and can be skinned to take on whatever appearance you desire. It offers a series of rich features that include: Multi-Blog Support, Multiple Profiles/Users, Advanced WYSIWYG Editor, Captcha, Email-to-Post, RSS Feeds,, Archive, Search

Salesforce uses the FCKEditor to handle textarea editing on VisualForce pages, but, out of the box it has some limitations. For example, by default there is no ability to edit inline HTML code via a "view source" feature. Additionally, we didn't like that the image upload and selection features were broken. For our blogging engine, Appiphony Relay, we decided to fix those shortcomings. After some discussion, we also decided list our work here for anyone to use.

A native Apex Force.com library exposing an API to access information held in the popular cloud based project management solution Basecamp. Included is a usage example in the form of a Visualforce wizard that retrieves information from Basecamp directly into the org. The wizard demonstrates an integration between the Basecamp project management solution and CODA's native Force.com Accounting soluton. Using the Basecamp API to retrieve project information and time worked to raise Invoices for billing. For more information see http://developer.coda2go.com on this aspect of the sample.