As a DevOps devotee, there’s nothing I like better than a system with failsafes, checks, and balances. One great pleasure of working with Salesforce DevOps is that the APIs fail fast, fail safe, and log verbosely. Success means success. – Read More at NimbleUser

Most software folks are familiar with the classic user story format: As a user role, I need this capability, for this benefit. User stories are great way to kick off deeper design discussions, except for one major flaw: – Read More at NimbleUser

OK, I admit it, I’m a principle geek. In this topsy-turvy world, I cling to developer manifestos and self-help principles like flotsam and jetsam in a flood zone. – Read More at NimbleUser

In a classic Ted Talk, Tom Hulme asks “What can we learn from shortcuts?”. For years, many of us have been looking for shortcuts through the Salesforce application lifecycle, so that we can use continuous delivery to develop packages – Read More at NimbleUser

As the maker of two managed packages, we have a vested interest in developing the very best code we can. According to Economics of Software Quality (by Caspers Jones), the most effective software quality assurance tools are – Read More at NimbleUser