The Silverline Blog
Industry insights, Salesforce news, and more
Industry insights, Salesforce news, and more
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From February 19-23, I went with one of our Healthcare Practice Directors, Jim Rogers and our Vice President of Solutions and Products, along with Salesforce to Florida for HIMSS, the annual conference that brings together health IT professionals, clinicians, and executives from around the world. While we were there, I spoke at the Salesforce booth...
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Spring is almost here and with it the Salesforce Spring ’17 Release. Here is a countdown of my top 5 favorite features. 5. ConnectApi (Chatter in Apex) Much of the functionality available to the Chatter REST API has been made natively available to Apex through the new ConnectApi class. While developers could previously make SOQL...
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In my last post, I talked about some great reasons on how you should use Salesforce Lightning Components. Our Foundry team has been hard at work on some awesome components and I’m excited to share one of my favorites with you. RSVP is a free Lightning component that allows users to register for events on...
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Salesforce has made a huge investment into the new Lightning platform and we believe it represents innovative, next-generation opportunities for our clients. Lightning includes the Lightning Component Framework and some exciting tools for developers; using these technologies you can seamlessly customize and easily deploy new apps to mobile devices running Salesforce1. Why use Lightning Components?...
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Workplace well-being is a complex and constantly evolving field. Mark Correia, CEO of Preventure, should know. He has lead the Rhode Island-based health and well-being business for over a decade, presiding over what would become one of the fastest-growing companies in the industry. True well-being, Correia said, has always been Preventure’s goal. But achieving that goal...
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Silverline continues to see a large demand for heavy custom front-end development. To tackle these projects, we have adopted the ReactJS framework for building our applications’ views and Redux for managing their state. For an intro to using ReactJS and Redux on Salesforce, take a look at Bryan Anderson’s article, How-to Use ReactJS and Redux...