There's a Component for That - a podcast by Jeremy Ross and John De Santiago
from 2015-07-30T12:00
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In this episode we discuss the AppExchange for Components, downgrading managed packages, highlights of the Skuid Banzai release, the inability to copy and paste from javascript, support for Custom Permissions in Apex, Amazon AWS earnings, Talend's CEO thoughts on Salesforce and Big Data, and the ineffectiveness of performance reviews.
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- AppExchange for Components
- Salesforce tools let customers snap together new mobile apps
- Lexus will show its hoverboard in action on August 5th
- Apple pulls Google’s Nest Thermostat from its retail and online stores
- Microsoft Windows 10
- Google's balloons to provide Sri Lanka with high-speed internet
- Google Will Now Tell You When a Restaurant Is Too Busy
- Ovum: Adobe and IBM are on top for enterprise digital marketing platforms, but Oracle and Salesforce increasingly threaten
- Silicon Valley CEOs are the default movie villains of our generation
- API to providecopy, cut and paste events as well as provide access to the OS clipboard.
- ZeroClipboard v2.x
- Clipboard Hijacking with HTML5
- Thank You! Big Ideas from Our Community in the Summer ’15 Release
- Idea of the Week: Native Apex support for Custom Permissions
- Amazon's cloud is humongous and all, but it's not the only cloud in town
- Talend CEO: Salesforce shortcomings& Big Data skills
- In big move, Accenture will get rid of annual performance reviews and rankings
- Incentive Pay Considered Harmful
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