Inspired by the Apache Commons Lang project. This project consists of force.com Apex classes only. While there are subtle differences, most of the classes and methods mirror exactly what is contained in the Apache Commons Lang project. The latest Commons Lang Javadoc is a great resource for documentation and expected behavior.

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 small sample demonstration of a Google Wave robot pulling data (Accounts initially) from the Force.com platform using the Force.com Web Service Connector (http://code.google.com/p/sfdc-wsc/). Some sample sentences it will respond to are. "Has anyone reviewed the Algernon account recently?" "The account Hogan Repairs account does not look in good shape?" These will result in it dumping some further Account informaton into the Wave for further reference. Not got a Google Wave sandbox login yet, no problem see the source URL link for a demo movie!

Easy-to-use API to integrate your .NET solution against your Salesforce.com data.

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

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.

With Force.com for App Engine, Web applications built on App Engine can leverage enterprise data stored in Force.com. The new Force.com for Google App Engine gives developers: • Java libraries designed to run on Google App Engine, allowing App Engine apps to read and write to Force.com using the Force.com SOAP API • A means to leverage Java in the scalable App Engine cloud environment and interact directly with the native database, workflow and logic capabilities in Force.com • App Engine developers gain easy access to Force.com services and capabilities including mobile, analytics, security and sharing models, user authentication, multi-language and currency support and more. • An open source SOAP Web Service client that provides transportation and object level access from Google App Engine applications directly into the Force.com platform. The Web Service client can also be used with other non-Force.com WSDLs and is available at both developer.force.com and code.google.com. • Complete Java docs for the Web Service client, including Java source code • Complete Java docs for the partner SOAP library, including Java source code • Getting Started guide for Force.com and Google App Engine developers to get up and running quickly • A sample application that combines both cloud computing platforms to build a simple catalog shopping experience

XML to Excel and Excel to XML Force object converter. Written in Java. I threw this together and wanted to share with the community. If you'd like to collaborate with me to expand upon it and take it to the next level, please contact me.

The Appirio SOQL Query tool is an open source Visualforce SOQL query engine that allows you to run SOQL queries right from w/in your org. It displays the results in a grid below the input field and allows for sorting and other basic features.

The Rich Editor component is a Visualforce component for Microsoft-word like editing of text within Salesforce.com and the Force.com platform.