Category: Java
Document Apex Code with ApexDoc
January 27th, 2011, 1 Comment
My fellow Appirian and resident super-smart guy, Aslam Bari has created a super slick tool to document Apex code. ApexDoc is essentially JavaDocs for Apex. You add comments to your source code in the JavaDoc fashion (@author, @date, @param, etc) and ApexDoc reads these and generates a nice set of HTML files that allows you [...]
Salesforce REST API Demo from Cloudstock
December 17th, 2010, No Comments
This is the demo that I put together for the Cloudstock Hackathon and I tried to throw in as many partner services as possible. I finally ended up with five so it was dubbed the “Kitchen Sink” demo. I thought some people may find it useful as it shows how to use the Force.com REST [...]
My VMforce and Facebook Demos Today at Dreamforce
December 8th, 2010, 2 Comments
If you are at Dreamforce today here are the sessions that I am speaking in. I’m really excited to be part of both of them as the topics (VMforce and the new Facebook toolkit) are really cool. Leveraging Public Social Networks – West 2005 @ 12:15 We’ll be showing off the new Facebook toolkit and [...]
Cloud Computing for Java Developers Webinar (VMforce)
September 10th, 2010, 1 Comment
I attended the Cloud Computing for Java Developers webinar yesterday, which was essentially an intro to VMforce and the Force.com platform for (non-Force.com) Java developers. Quinton Wall and Jesper Joergensen did a good job with the overview of the platform but I was really looking for some tidbits on VMforce. You can watch the recording [...]
Error Compiling Salesforce Metadata API with WSC
July 1st, 2010, 3 Comments
This might not be relevant right now but you may find it useful in the near future. I’m tinkering with an app that spits out documentation for an org. I really hate doing documentation and am quite lazy so I thought I’d write something to allow my computer to do my work for me. I [...]
Get Ready for VMForce – Here’s How!
June 29th, 2010, 6 Comments
VMForce is coming (sometime in the near future) so what can you do to get started now? If I was a betting man (with inside info), here is what I’d do to get ready. Start Building on Google App EngineMy guess is that VMForce will look a little like Google App Engine. You’ll probably have [...]
Salesforce Chatter for Android
June 6th, 2010, 4 Comments
My blog has been a little quiet since I left for Google IO a few weeks ago and this is primarily the reason why. In addition to my day job I’ve been working on getting up-to-speed on Android development. Google sent me a Droid about a month before the conference and I started playing around [...]
WaveMaker’s IDE for the Cloud
June 4th, 2010, No Comments
Yesterday at Appirio we had a private demo of the WaveMaker platform from the guys at WaveMaker. I’ll try to recap most of the things that I heard as it pertains to Salesforce.com and vmforce but for more details you’ll want to check out their website. The WaveMaker platform allows you to build applications that [...]
Java Command Line App Using the Salesforce WSC
May 17th, 2010, 8 Comments
The Force.com Web Service Connector (WSC) is a high performance web services stack that is much easier to implement than the “tried and true” Force.com Web Services API. Here’s a quick command line app you can use as a starter application. This class simply creates a new Account and then queries for the 5 newest [...]
Integrate Chatter & Twitter on Google App Engine using OAuth
March 17th, 2010, No Comments
Cross-posted at the Appirio Tech Blog. At Appirio we’ve been excited about Salesforce Chatter for quite a while. We firmly believe that Chatter has the potential to bridge the gap between enterprise applications and the way people work. We were luckily enough to receive special prerelease access to Chatter to develop our Social PS Enterprise [...]
