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Join @johnbelo and me today at 11:30am #TDX23 to find out how you can get the best value out of Code Analyzer. We have a large breakout theater this time!
Really looking forward to this tomorrow! You can start your questions right now too and I will start queuing it to our experts!!!
Join us Feb 22 for our next #SalesforceDevsAMA about Salesforce Code Analyzer! Join @msrivastav13, @johnbelo and @rmohan_sfdc as they answer your questions LIVE. Learn more and add to calendar: ➡️bit.ly/sfdevsamafeb20…
The #Spring23 release is here and what better time than to do some Spring cleaning and remove unused Apex code from your #Salesforce orgs? 🌼 developer.salesforce.com/blogs/2023/02/…
And thanks @rmohan_sfdc for all your work on the scanner. And for explaining it so well.
Great fun geeking out with the fantastic @joshbirk! We spoke about Code Analyzer, data flow analysis, guilty refactors, and everything in between :D
Apologies to the amazing @rmohan_sfdc that the browser player didn't load correctly. Clerical error in the form of me. But if you listen to the show in a tab, it's up and running and just a great talk about code #sfdevpod developer.salesforce.com/podcast/2023/0…
We’re evolving Salesforce Graph Engine with new rules to boost your code’s performance! Check out the latest changes in Code Analyzer version 3.9: ⬇️ sforce.co/3lDc0e9
Salesforce Code Analyzer combines the power of many static analyzers to produce something truly awesome. 👀 Hear more about how it works and how to use it from @rmohan_sfdc in today’s episode of the #SalesforceDevs podcast: sforce.co/3jYfKGU
Here is the recording of the mentioned #TDX22 session. Thank you so much @rmohan_sfdc and team for your great work and collaboration in the past. And for the kind shoutout to @pmd_analyzer. I still hope we can bring some of this into #PMD. youtu.be/nBCdx6ysMn0
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TDX'22 Developer Session: Develop Secure Code For a Faster, Easier...
A hidden gem silently released on #TDX22: Salesforce Graph Engine - a Data Flow analysis add-on for the Salesforce Code Analyser. It's overcoming the one-file-only restriction of @pmd_analyzer and bringing OSS-tooling on par with the commercial analyzers. forcedotcom.github.io/sfdx-scanner/e…
Excited to see you all tomorrow at #TDX22! @appexchange Join me to know about the newest capabilities of the Salesforce Code Analyzer to help you write cleaner and more secure code. sforce.co/3MnKFFh
Try out the open-sourced Salesforce CLI Scanner that my team and I are actively developing. Send us your feedback through GitHub and help us shape the product!
Have you used the Salesforce CLI Scanner yet? It's an intuitive open-source tool that can scan your code to identify common coding issues and possible vulnerabilities. Check it out: sforce.co/2Su4Pn3
Adding custom rules to @pmd_analyzer was not an easy thing for @SalesforceDevs. You had to build PMD or contribute to its repo. Thanks to the new @Salesforce #SfdxScanner architecture & CLI you can run standard PMD with your local PMD rule jars. github.com/forcedotcom/sf…
So honored to be featured in #SFDevPod talking about my favorite topic on how #Salesforce runs Hammers 🔨 😃 And you’ve got to listen to believe that @joshbirk can make anything sound fun! 🥳
🎙New #SFDevPod episode: @rmohan_sfdc shares how Hammer ensures the quality of every Salesforce release and gives insight into its evolution. Plus, learn more about the importance of unit testing. Listen, download, and subscribe 🎧 sforce.co/35Su5rC
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