Salesforce Lightning With Skip Sauls & Doug Chasman
Technology Flows : Salesforce Architecture Podcast
Release Date: 09/06/2015
Peter Coffee talking AI, Machine Learning, Pattern Recognition, Predictive Analytics
Technology Flows : Salesforce Architecture Podcast
Peter Coffee () is a repeat guest on the TechnologyFlows podcast. With a seemingly bottomless bag of statistics, quotes, anecdotes, and historical references to back up his opinions it always makes for a fascinating discussion. This conversation was recorded live in front of an audience at Dreamforce 2017 in San Francisco. Peter's energy and enthusiasm were in full effect even as we were setting up the podcast recorder! I hope that you enjoy the show. Please leave feedback on the blog at TechnologyFlows.com or tweet me directly, I am Recorded in...
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Requirements evaluation & solution fit with Doug Ayers
Technology Flows : Salesforce Architecture Podcast
In this episode I will be speaking with Doug Ayers () about his approach to interpreting requirements and evaluating the options to architect a solution. As an experienced web application developer coming to the Salesforce platform more than 5 years ago, Doug already had extensive technical skills which he could to use to grasp Apex and Visualforce, but how did he adapt to working on a platform? I asked Doug about his own experiences and the lessons which he now teaches to fellow developers. We discuss the value of asking more questions to uncover the depths of requirements and how...
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Processing Large Data Volumes using PK Chunking & Hyperbatch with Daniel Peter
Technology Flows : Salesforce Architecture Podcast
In this episode I will be speaking with Daniel Peter () about processing large volumes of data on Salesforce. Daniel is Lead Application Developer at Kenandy, an ISV who had built an ERP solution on the Salesforce Platform. Daniel’s first hand experience of how the Salesforce multi-tenant database behaves has lead him to develop techniques for processing tens of millions of records. He will describe the techniques which he has refined to ensure SOQL queries are executed with consistent reliability and not fall foul of the most common exceptions relating to row selection, which are: ...
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Serverless Architecture with Francis Pindar - June 2017
Technology Flows : Salesforce Architecture Podcast
In this series of interviews I will be speaking with people on the frontline of Salesforce architecture & development. In this first episode of the Architect Series my guest is Francis Pindar which is very fitting as he was one of the pioneers of the UK Salesforce Community scene and one of the first people that I came into contact with when I got involved with Salesforce back in 2010. Since then he’s continues to be a source of ideas and wisdom to me and countless others. Francis is: 5x Salesforce MVP (2012 – Present) Salesforce Certified Sales Consultant, Service Consultant,...
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Peter Coffee on historical references and future successes
Technology Flows : Salesforce Architecture Podcast
In conversation with Peter Coffee (@petercoffee) at the November 2016 French Touch Dreamin' conference in Paris. Peter is VP for Strategic Research at Salesforce and his Twitter bio describes him thus; "I work with app developers and CIOs to build a global community of innovation, service and success". As you will hear, Peter is never stuck for a quote, a metric or a research finding to support his arguments that when building modern software architectures, there is no advantage in duplicating what has been done in times past. Please leave feedback on the blog at TechnologyFlows.com or...
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Dreamforce IoT Zone 2015 With Pat Patterson Doug Merrett And Marc Benioff
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This week we are paying a visit to the Dreamforce IoT Zone. ...
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Chewing The Lightning With LeeAnne Templeman And Justin Edelstein
Technology Flows : Salesforce Architecture Podcast
It’s been a month since Dreamforce 2015, so I thought that it might be interesting to replay some of the hot topics of conversation from around the Dev and Admin Zone. ...
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Thunder and Lightning with Peter Coffee
Technology Flows : Salesforce Architecture Podcast
Hello and welcome to another episode of the Technology Flows podcast. ...
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Learn Lightning With Don Robins
Technology Flows : Salesforce Architecture Podcast
This week I’m speaking with , who is an award winning instructor for Salesforce University and he has been a pioneer in providing education and advice for Salesforce admins and developers wanting to learn how to exploit Salesforce’s new Lightning technologies. ...
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Salesforce Lightning With Skip Sauls & Doug Chasman
Technology Flows : Salesforce Architecture Podcast
This time we hear from 2 people right at the heart of Salesforce’s Lighting technology evolution. ...
info_outlineThis time we hear from 2 people right at the heart of Salesforce’s Lighting technology evolution.
Skip Sauls is a Director of Product Management at Salesforce and he is working alongside Doug Chasman who is Principal Architect on the Platform team.
The work of their team is making it possible for developers and admins to customise Salesforces’ user interface like never before.
Doug was one of the two original architects of Visualforce, and I started by asking him if Lighting components will replace VisualForce.
This interview was recorded about 2 weeks prior to the announcement of the new Salesforce Lighting Experience, so we we’re able to discuss that on tape. Skip and Doug were extremely open about the technologies which they have waiting in the wings and Lighting Out sounds like it has the potential to be a transformational technology.
Dreamforce 2015 is taking place next week from the 15th September, if you’re going be sure to seek out Skip and Doug. If you’re staying at home, watch the online broadcasts and keep an eye on the Salesforce YouTube channel for the sessions to be published in the weeks following the conference.
Take a look at the blog at http://www.technologyflows.com, you can tweet me @matmorris.
Thanks for listening!