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Bugs in Salesforce Spring 15 causing System.CalloutException: You have uncommitted work pending. Please commit or rollback before calling out | patlatus
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Just another site about salesforce development. Salesforce: Hidden Illusory Option of Cascade Delete On Custom Lookup Relationships. Salesforce: Three Limits Increased in Summer’14 Release: Maximum length for Long and Rich Text Fields; Maximum Number of Relationship Fields and Maximum Number of External ID Fields →. Bugs in Salesforce Spring 15 causing System.CalloutException: You have uncommitted work pending. Please commit or rollback before calling out. February 12, 2015. After that let’s create...
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Milestones along my JavaScript path | Coding In Caledon
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Allowing Power Use →. Milestones along my JavaScript path. I’ve gotten around to start reading Douglas Crockford. 8216;s “ JavaScript: The Good Parts. 8220; As I read, it occurs to me that my experience in using JavaScript over the years has been shaped by several key influences:. 1 Microsoft Remote Scripting. And JavaScript Remote Scripting. 2 Florian Gross implements Ruby-esque features. In JavaScript. I was investigating Ruby, and was delighted to be able to use these approaches in browser code! I am ...
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Ruby Koans | Coding In Caledon
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Milestones along my JavaScript path →. A while ago, I stumbled across the “Learning Ruby” site at http:/ rubykoans.com. The authors Jim Weirich [ @jimweirich. And Joe O’Brien [ @objo. Provide a set of programming exercises that serve to help teach (or refresh your knowledge of) programming in Ruby. The exercises are presented as koans; i.e. questions that you answer with Ruby code to “. 8230;walk you along the path to enlightenment. About scoring project.rb. For context, here is the comment section of.
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Refactoring Some C# | Coding In Caledon
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K Scott Allen, recently provided A Refactoring Experiment. The experiment involves refactoring some fairly obfuscated C# code with the aid of some provided unit tests. The tests helped enormously in both determining the intention of the code and ensuring that my improvements continued to produce expected results. You can get the original here. If you want to give it a try. As recommended, I started by doing some renaming. This was a wonderful way to explore semantics by re-reading the resulting tests.
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October | 2010 | Coding In Caledon
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Monthly Archives: October 2010. In a recent project, I was implementing a feature that allowed users to add items to an order. My initial approach was to provide an input for the users which allowed them to specify the ID of the item (domain … Continue reading →. Milestones along my JavaScript path. On Milestones along my JavaScript…. Tweets that mention…. On Allowing Power Use. On Milestones along my JavaScript…. Blog at WordPress.com.
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April | 2012 | Coding In Caledon
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Monthly Archives: April 2012. K Scott Allen, recently provided A Refactoring Experiment in his blog. The experiment involves refactoring some fairly obfuscated C# code with the aid of some provided unit tests. The tests helped enormously in both determining the intention of the code … Continue reading →. Milestones along my JavaScript path. On Milestones along my JavaScript…. Tweets that mention…. On Allowing Power Use. On Milestones along my JavaScript…. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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A Rose by any other name: My highly opinionated rules on naming things. - CodeFriar.com
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Cloud and Mobile Architect. This is Awesome, Let me buy you a beer. Teaching my Grandma what I do with Trailhead. Login) History for all. So, that’s happening: 10 Principles of Apex Testing. On Custom Related Lists. On Debugging Communities with Visualforce. On Custom Related Lists. On Custom Related Lists. On Re: Ian Murdock. A Rose by any other name: My highly opinionated rules on naming things. March 2, 2015. I’m a PC. I’m a Mac. I’m Linux. Method by any other name…. What’s in a name? It stands to rea...
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Allowing Power Use | Coding In Caledon
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Milestones along my JavaScript path. Refactoring Some C# →. Requesting multiple items at once - some are not valid. The results of the requested items are shown next:. Requested items listed after request for multiple IDs returns. The two existing items are added, the item that does not exist is described as such with a prompt to allow creating it inline, and the invalid item is also specified as such. View all posts by Cliff Mees →. This entry was posted in Code. Milestones along my JavaScript path.
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Spring ’15 Feature: Apex Flex Queue | Jesse Altman
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Spring ’15 Feature: Apex Flex Queue. Spring ’15 Feature: Apex Flex Queue. February 2, 2015. The Spring ’15 release is approaching quickly. As with every Salesforce release, it comes with a plethora of new features. Over the next few weeks, I am going to outline what I find to be some of the cooler features. One of the nicest features of Spring ’15 in my mind is Apex Flex Queue. From the release notes:. Being able to queue up 100 jobs rather than 5 is a huge difference (that is a 2000% increase)! List Asy...