by Ted Husted | Mar 10, 2017 | Technology
Like many forward-looking Salesforce partners, we’ve been enrolling in the new developer pilots that are hitting the streets now. Here’s some public background links on the various pilots in progress now. (Note these are historical links from Dreamforce...
Read more by Ted Husted | Feb 6, 2017 | Technology
The Salesforce DX pilot is imminent, and it’s a pilot with a difference.Sure, DX is a groundbreaking initiative for Salesforce, breathtaking in its scope. Among other things, DX: Moves the source of truth from the cloud environment to source control. Pioneers a...
Read more by Ted Husted | Jan 31, 2017 | Technology
One of the many truly useful features of the Confluence enterprise wiki are page templates. Along with Confluence templates for sprint planning, retrospectives, and Go-No-Go decisions, we have checklist templates for routine maintenance, rolling new versions, and...
Read more by Ted Husted | Nov 17, 2016 | Technology
In the same way that every US citizen should read the constitution now and again, every Scrum developer should review the actual Scrum Guide from time to time. Hallmarks of the framework are a prioritized backlog, timeboxed iterations (1-4 weeks), daily scrums, and a...
Read more by Ted Husted | Nov 15, 2016 | Technology
Once upon a time, when CVS ruled the earth, we used issue trackers, like Bugzilla and JIRA, to organize defect reports and help us squash bugs, over the web. Before long, the development community realized that it was helpful to plan all code changes with an issue...
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