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 Gerholt’s excellent ‘Button Click Admin’ podcast. Like the Button Click Admin our podcast will be in an interview format and feature one or more guests on topics near and dear to the guest’s heart.
We are aiming to release a new 30 minute episode every two weeks and we really, really want to get the voice of the “Average” developer out there so if you think you might have something interesting to say on a given topic then please get in touch! (And please err on the side of ‘saying yes’! )
And with that I’d like to introduce our first episode, it’s a deep dive into 6800 Assembly language and Salesforce1 with Keir Bowden, CTO of Brightgen – a Force.com MVP and holder of all 7 Salesforce Certifications, including Advanced Developer and Certified Technical Architect and author of Visualforce Cookbook
- Using Bootstrap
- Apache Cordova vs In App browser on iOS.
- Force.com SDK, Salesforce1 and Apache Cordova
- Debugging your app with Salesforce1
- Online vs ‘Mobile mobile’ apps.
- Offline functionality
- What’s involved in writing a technical book.
- What he was aiming for in writing the book.
Note: We’re still getting a handle on the audio side of things so apologies for any issues 🙂
Great stuff, particularly around the underlying technology of Salesforce1 and it’s good to hear that offline support is on the roadmap.
I also did a bit of 6502 assembly language on my BBC Model A (I never got that far on my first computer, ZX81 – with 16k RAM Pack). Feeling quite nostalgic typing that.
Really enjoyed listening to this and look forward to more. I was hoping the 8 bit style ‘Player 1: Steven Herod’ graphics would come to life but had to settle for the great music…thanks guys.
Fun show! I look forward to future episodes. Though I’ll probably avoid listening during late night driving excursions, so that I can avoid heart-stopping frantic checks for flashing lights in the rear view.
Each episode gets better, really great stuff. Other Salesforce podcasters better watch out!
P.S I now expect Andrew to integrate Salesforce1 with his BBC computer!