Code and Whatnot

I went in place of my boss on Friday to a Salesforce.com seminar regarding their web services, composite framework, and Apex Code product perks. Apex Code is their version of stored procedures that are written by the (advanced) user and run on the Salesforce server side in response to data-related events. That means […]

I’m working on revamping PDF generation. At the moment, we’re switching to PDFlib from FPDF. Since PDFlib is licensed on a per-server basis, we’re going to have just one dedicated PDF server for the time being. I’m sending requests to the PDFlib backend using HTTP post, and I found the information I […]

My buddy Southard and I are working on a little side-project: developing web services for an electronics wholesaler. They’re not paying us in any direct way, but we’ll be the first to launch a storefront that runs directly from the web services, and we might resell our own solution as a turnkey product.
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Limited only by the capabilities of the OnForce API, the "Crisscott’s" client (not an OnForce product) harnesses the cross-platform prowess of GTK and the ease-of-use of PHP in a client he says took only a few hours to program. Scott Mattocks is the documenter of PHP-GTK, and the author of the authoritative volume on […]