It’s the most exciting time of the year for any Apple developers (iOS/ watchOS/ macOS/ tvOS) – it’s WWDC 2016. Apple just released the Developer Preview for XCode 8 which lets you build and test your apps for iOS 10 – the next major version that will be released this fall.
The first thing I tried after downloading XCode 8 was to see how nicely (or how badly) the Salesforce iOS SDK will play with it.
Earlier this year, I spent a couple of weeks re-visiting the Force.com PHP Toolkit and decided to enhance it with a modern user interface and some useful features such as CRUD operations and import/export to CSV.
I’ve cleaned up the code now and it’s available on my Github repo. Let’s do a quick recap of the earlier tutorials and what we covered in each of these.
Force.com is a powerful and diverse platform and understandably, it can be a bit challenging to get started with it. Thankfully, Salesforce has several on-going programs and initiatives to onboard newbies on the Force.com platform.
Droidcon is one of my favourite technology conferences in India for several reasons – I’ve spoken at the conference for a few years, I really believe it has some of the best speakers and high-quality sessions and last but not the least – it’s organised really well.
Yet Another Salesforce Blog! 