Last week I had the pleasure of presenting at French Touch Dreamin event. I gave a talk about Security, in which I explained some of the main things a developer has to take into account in order that our Salesforce applications are secure. I explained how to take care of CRUD, FLS and sharing, and also of known important vulnerabilities as XSS (cross site scripting), CSRF (cross site request forgery), open redirect or SOQL injection.
10 thoughts about Platform Events
These days I have had the chance of playing with the new Salesforce functionality called Platform Events. Platform Events allows you to publish and subscribe to events that are distributed over channels on the platform in a really cool way. Platform Events has been made Generally Available in summer 17.
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Shhhh… is coming…dreamOlé ’17
As probably some of you already know, dreamOlé ’17 is coming! dreamOlé is going to be a Salesforce community driven event that will take place on the 1st of June in Madrid. The main purpose of this event is to connect people from all places that belong or want to be a part of the salesforce world, and leverage the most of these connections.
Trailhead modules for Platform Developer I certification
In the same way I have elaborated an index of trailhead modules to work on if you want to get App Builder certification, I have created a similar index for Platform Developer I. Here you have the index:
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Trailhead modules for App Builder certification
Somebody asked me which trailhead modules could help for obtaining platform app builder certification. What I have done is to elaborate an index of them, in order you can practice some of the concepts that are asked in the certification. Obviously, doing this modules is not enough for passing the exam. However it is a good start point. Here you have my index:
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5 #Lightning tips for Visualforce devs
…Originally posted in medium…
Are you a Visualforce developer? Do you want to transition to #Lightning? Don’t be scared about it! Lightning Components is a new technology that can seem very different to Visualforce, as the way of programming is pretty different. Despite the learning curve is a bit sharped, once you have acquired skills on Lightning Components development, you will develop components at the speed of light, in comparison with Visualforce development! So, don’t miss the next 5 tips:
Lightning Locker Service
So, what’s the frightening Lightning Locker Service? It is a combination of security features that have been implemented for you in order your Lightning Components are secure, and other components don’t break yours! So, no frightening at all, right?