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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

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.

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

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

In this episode of Code Coverage we talk to Eliot Harper (@eliotharper), CTO at Digital Logic, a Marketing Services company based in Melbourne, Australia. Eliot describes himself as a customer journey practitioner and is author of Journey Builder Developer’s Guide http://amzn.

Kevin (@codefriar) gives us a count down of the 10, 11,  12 Commandments of Apex Development (We added a few). This is a redux of his (And James Loghry’s @dancinllama) presentation at Dreamforce ’14:  http://youtu.be/T01lemqlJRU Direct Download

This week its a special episode, a recorded conversation between three Certified Technical Architects from Cloud Sherpas,  its Steven and two of his team members Andrew Manetakis and Ehsan Mahmoudi. They discuss their reflections on the Technical Architect Review Board The emotional impact of

Red Argyle Managing Partner Tom Patros gives us the run down on AngularJS one of the hottest JavasScript frameworks for rich desktop and mobile applications. Tom discusses the best ways to get AngularJS and Salesforce working together and gives a background for those new

Angela Mahoney (Portland Developer Group co-lead) and Adam Daw (Ottawa Developer Group co-lead) discuss what makes a successful Developer Group and some of the things they do to have successful meetings. Direct Download

It’s our long overdue introduction episode where we explain who we are and then talk about what we’re looking forward to for Dreamforce 2014 which is only a couple of days away! Direct Download

A deep dive into mobile development with Mobile Expert an Appcelerator Titan (MVP) Gaurav Kheterpal. https://www.linkedin.com/in/gauravkheterpal  @gauravkheterpal Gaurav will be speaking at Dreamforce, these are his sessions! Find Your Feet on Force.com – A session aimed at newbie force.

This week its Mary Scotton  (@rockchick322004), Developer Evangelist at Salesforce.com Mary joins us to discuss her Women in Tech  blogging series as well as the broader ‘Diversity in Tech’ landscape. We  also cover the new Admin Zone (Sharing space with the

Boris Bachovski (@bachovski) is a Senior Salesforce.com Developer with Deloitte Australia, and is an ex-colleague of Matt’s. Boris is an active member of the Salesforce StackExchange site, and he joins us this week to discuss his impressions of the Advanced Developer

Daniel is a 3 times Salesforce MVP, avid Salesforce user, administrator, and developer. He  also helps lead the Salt Lake City area Salesforce User Group.  He blogs at http://www.verticalcoder.com/ tweets at https://twitter.com/dhoechst and codes at https://github.com/

Drones and how he integrated it them with Salesforce1 Dreamforce and why he won’t be flying drones at inside How Reid got into Developer Evangelism. Node.js and why he likes it. Why Steven should buy Sublime Text and other favorite text

  Matt and I delighted to get this opportunity to announce something we’ve been talking about among ourselves for quite some time: “Code Coverage: a podcast for Developers on the Salesforce1 Platform”.   The inspiration for this podcast is Jared Miller and Mike

Welcome to Code Coverage, a soon-to-be-released podcast focused on content for Force.com developers, where each week we’ll be interviewing a developer from the community. We’ll be talking to some of the most public faces but also those behind the