In October 2008 I joined Facebook and my first status update said “have given in to the facebook pressure..”. I was really late in joining because I didn’t really feel I had a reason to join and frankly I did not get the whole thing. But as soon as I joined I was hooked and…
This year, I did not have the opportunity to go to San Francisco to attend Dreamforce. But as Robert Gustafsson says when he plays Tony Rickardsson: “I’m not bitter!” (I am well…
During the last few years, chatbots have become a major topic in the discussion about finding ways to improve our customer interaction. The customers we work with haven’t seen the need to…
When you frequently work with web-based applications, such as Salesforce, you may run into small things that annoy you. It might be that you work in multiple environments—such as a sandbox for…
The blog has been silent for a few years. My focus has been on other things and I have not been able to produce any content to publish here. I have neither…
Dreamforce is over. It went quickly this year. I met a lot of people and had tons of fun! I discussed and shared ideas with people from all over the world. My…
The Salesforce platform is great when you want to quickly build applications because it will give you a lot of functionality for free. As a developer on the platform, I have often…
I ran into an issue the other day while trying to deploy to an org with a lot of ongoing activity. I ran into the annoying error message: Error: Apex class has…
The 27th of June is almost like Christmas—it’s the day when you learn if your Dreamforce session was accepted or not. It’s not a lot of words that go into a proposal…
Go, or golang, is a language I thought looked strange and sloppy, but with my long C-development background, it didn’t take me many hours to start loving the language and the large…
