Code Coverage

I would write some show notes, but time is tight, hence this is late. We DO talk about Salesforce a bit, with some quick comments on Bob (??) and… something else. Also F1, because Steven likes racing cars now. Check out this episode!

We broke some world records or something and recorded again. This time we actually do talk about Salesforce for the whole show. Well, most of it. Some. Some of it. We definitely talk about Salesforce. Check out this episode!

A whole lot of waffle (what else would you expect) with the occasional mention of Salesforce. Check out this episode!

It’s a new highly anticipated episode of what might be the world’s most irregular and/or infrequent podcast, with more waffles than ever. In this episode we talk about: Zoom, Neal Stephenson, the ATO and security scares Matt overthinking things

In this episode we’re coming to you live from last year, where we’re recording at Down Under Dreaming (yes, with a ‘g’): Brisbane Edition. In this episode we talk more Salesforce than usual in front of a real

Against all odds, it’s an episode of Code Coverage. Topics discussed include: * Audio problems, not knowing we were actually having some (doh) * A brief tour or some of the features from Spring ’19 * Salesforce and devops, or not * The end of

We really do mean to publish more often. Promise. We even line up times and and everything.  It’s us again, talking somewhat about Salesforce, but with a few (ok, many) inevitable tangents thrown in. Some of the topics covered:   * Forcelandia

Another year passes, another episode gets release. Well it feels like that anyway. This took a week or so to publish after recording because our tracks got out of sync somehow. It sounds like my track (Matt) has been sped up slightly, with a

Lo and behold, we recorded again. It’s almost becoming a habit. Once again you’re stuck with myself and Steven rabbiting on about all sorts, including: Using bookmarks in your browser (bleeding edge stuff here) Salesforce (some new cloud thing) Deployment

We’re back, and rambling more than ever. We chat about many things including the Spring release, IDEs and The Welkin Suite, computer keyboards and phones. I don’t think we talk about JavaScript.

In this episode of Code Coverage Steven is off on a bit of a jolly so instead I’m joined by Jarrod Hunt, a long time BA who’s worked in various roles and is all to familiar with the perils of

More rambling! A discussion of various topics, some are even related to Salesforce. In particular we cover: Curtailing Twitter usage YouTube Watching: Rob Plays – C64 Game Reviews from Rob Caporetto (if you like these please do subscribe!) Salesforce DX – some initial thoughts

Uhhh notes, notes, notes… We talked about a few things: Trailheadx – I don’t even know how to capitalise this A weird ‘bug’ I was dealing with but solved the day after recording, it was a packaged field hiding

Us blabbing about things. I can’t remember what because I’ve only just remembered to post this while doing Episode 36. Apologies! – Lacey

Show notes to come… I’ve got a bug to fix 😉

In this episode of Code Coverage we talk to Scott Wells, the author of the Illumined Cloud IDE for Salesforce. Illuminated cloud is an alternative IDE built on ItelliJ, and sports many features that make life far easier for developers on the platform. Topics

In this episode we’re joined by Simon Goodyear, for a chat covering many aspects of developing on the platform. We got a bit carried away and it got a little long, but Simon has very interesting insights on all manner of topics,

So we accidentally had another hiatus. This was entirely unintentional and we’ve talked plenty about recording, it’s just that sometimes life (and work) happens.  We’re back… again… and planning to keep up some momentum this time.

In this episode we chat with the amazingly productive Dan Appleman (@DanAppleman); if you don’t recognise that name then you can’t have been around the Salesforce development community for very long! Dan makes some excellent points on a variety of

In this episode we chat with Cal Smith (@CloudMech on Twitter). Cal has done many things over the years and has very interesting stories to tell, but he also goes above and beyond to teach others, and the evidence is clear to see on

We’re still here, and we’re going to be brining more shows in the very near future. In this episode we catch up on things, and get a good overview of Salesforce Shield from Steven.

Kevin Boyle https://twitter.com/kevfromireland from Gearset https://gearset.com/ joins us at …. (gulp) Dreamforce ’15 to talk about Salesforce Deployments and his product as well as other things. Yes, this episode is a bit late. You just won’t

Its David Liu creator of the fantastic sfdc99.com talking about his career, helping others, what sfdc99 hopes to achieve for new comers to Salesforce, certification and a whole bunch of things. Recorded at the DF15 Podcast booth. Thanks to Apttus X-Author for sponsoring

Live from Dreamforce 2015 covering the Apex Debugger, Flow and Process Builder.

Salesforce MVP Daniel Ballinger talking about winning at StackExchange, the crazy bugs he’s found in Salesforce, FuseIT’s excellent WSDL2Apex replacement, converting from Salesforce to C# and a guide to installing a new stereo in a 2003 Mitsubishi Lancer. Follow on