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System dot Debug

by The System dot Debug Team

We're a Salesforce Developer podcast dedicated to bootstrapping new Salesforce users, admins, developers, and architects. This is our humble attempt at giving back to the community that has given so much to us!Come hang out with your hosts Meighan Brodkey, Nathan Pepper, and RJ Hill as they navigate the world of Salesforce development, office politics, and everything else.

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Episodes

  1. Level 82

    I McCollum as I see'um - Interview with Paul McCollum

  2. Level 81

    Know your audience

  3. Level 80

    Leader of the pack, Vroom Vroom!

  4. Level 79

    Secure your shiz with guest Waqas Nazir, CEO of DigiSec and security expert

  5. Level 78

    Architect Douments

  6. Level 77

    Soft Skillz Hiring Archs and Devs

  7. Level 76

    Level 76 - Source Control and CI CD https://youtu.be/2ZcCNG5GRUM

  8. Level 75

    Level 75: Customize your Settings Lists, Metadata Types, & Hierarchy

  9. Level 74

    Level 74: Johannes Fischer Interview with Johannes Fischer GitHub: https://github.com/j-fischer LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johannes-fischer-01a0177/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/j_h_fischer

  10. Level 73

    Summer 20 Fun

  11. Level 72

    Learn about TrailheaDX 2020, Salesforce Events, connecting during COVID and more with Nathan Pepper and Meighan Brodkey

  12. Level 71

    Level 71: Become a Salesforce Developer: Adam Daw and Meighan Brodkey review being a #SalesforceDeveloper from what it is the job, what it takes, how to get there, trainings, resources, and answering your questions. What does a Salesforce Dev do? How does one prepare to become a dev? Best option:...

  13. Level 70

    Miranda Ragland - Developer Extraordinaire @MirandaJanell

  14. Level 69

    Git Started with Git & Open Source How to get started with git and contribute to open source projects. Plus a number of open source Salesforce projects by ohana for ohana. https://github.com/j-fischer/rflib https://github.com/dhoechst/salesforce-limit-monitor...

  15. Level 68

    Become a Work From Home Rockstar - Updates on the Salesforce Community Events with date changes/gone remote Tips and Tricks for working from home for the Salesforce Community in the COVID19 Remote life from those who work from home already. How to be more productive, how. to stay focused, how to...

  16. Level 67

    SFDX Use with Sandboxes and Communities

  17. Level 66

    Level 66- Banff Dreamin & Jordan Ostapiuk Interview with Jordan Ostapiuk about Banff Dreamin 2020, why start it, what is Banff Dreamin about, where is it, and who will be there. banffdreamin.com https://twitter.com/jordanostapiuk https://www.linkedin.com/in/jostapiuk/...

  18. Level 65

    System Dot Debug- Level- 65 Lightning Testing

  19. Level 64

    Authentication Salesforce Advanced Administrator Certification Guide: Become a Certified Advanced Salesforce Administrator with this exam guide: https://mrockssf.site/36LQg3G Mastering Salesforce DevOps: A Practical Guide to Building Trust While Delivering Innovation: https://mrockssf.site/2QJKytp

  20. Level 63

    LWC & Javascript Best Practices

  21. Level 62

    DF19 Recap

  22. Level 61

    Level 61: Reboot - Get Ready for DF

  23. Level 59

    System Dot Debug

  24. System Dot Debugged

    Tech Talk: System Dot Debugged: BJ and RJ edition

  25. Level 58

    System Dot Debug - Lunch & Learns

  26. Level 56

    Level 56- Scratch

  27. Level 55

    Automation

  28. Level 54

    Feedback

  29. Level 53

    Level 53- How to talk to stakeholders and other business-minded humans

  30. Level 52

    Just talking about some things we hope to accomplish in 2019 as individuals and some goals for the show.

  31. Level 51

    So… big news for developers. Now there is ANOTHER new better way to optimize and write code for your companies Salesforce environment. Or is there? Find out with us what we like and what we question about the new LWC framework.

  32. Level 50

    It is big but is it is not scary. Let us explain what all the stuffs going on are behind the Big Red Error in Salesforce.

  33. Level 49

    That is it your all done coding. Or are you? It’s time for deployment.

  34. Level 48

    On this episode we discuss the various ways in which we communicate with our team members and perhaps talk about some pitfalls & best practices.

  35. Level 47

    We have no idea what we are gonna build but it’s gonna be great!

  36. Level 46

    In this episode we are joined by some DF18 attendees, Marc D. Behr and Randi Thompson, to discuss our favorite parts about the big event.

  37. Level 45

    So, we do these kinds of things for everyone that has just recently joined the community, this way they can get the most out of their time at the conference rather than trying to figure their way through the whole thing.

  38. Level 44

    We talk with Áine and her experiences with Salesforce and Field Service Lightning.

  39. Level 43

    Join us in this episode to discuss networking and navigating salesforce events.

  40. Level 42

    Wondering if Salesforces DX is a good move for you and your development team? Well in this episode we are talking about just that.

  41. Level 41

    Finding your why is important, hear ours, tell us yours!

  42. Level 40

    What are code freezes? Whats the point? When should you do them? Find out in this episode of System Dot Debug.

  43. Level 39

    Today RJ discusses the basics of using Chrome’s Dev tools.

  44. Level 38

    Just like in the real world there are things you can get away with in developing on the Salesforce platform but it doesn’t make them right! Find out all about Salesforce no-no's on this episode of System dot Debug!

  45. Level 37

    Tonight we talk with our special guest and new System dot Debug host, Meighan Brodkey about social sign-on and communities!

  46. Level 36

    Join us as we talk with Abe Reyes about the importance of backing up your code and how redundancy in your Salesforce Org can prevent future headaches.

  47. Level 35

    Join us as we welcome our very special guest, the one, the only Amanda Cheung! The illustrator behind your favorite Trailhead badges!

  48. Level 34

    Wanna know more about Daniel Peter? So do we! Find out all about what drives this developer day-to-day!

  49. Level 33

    In this episode, we talk with recruiters from Atlanta’s own Intersect Group in order to find out how talent can work alongside recruiters in the most efficient and effective way possible.

  50. Level 32

    In this episode, Ryan shows off the power of lighting with his Custom Related Leads Component.

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We're a Salesforce Developer podcast dedicated to bootstrapping new Salesforce users, admins, developers, and architects. This is our humble attempt at giving back to the community that has given so much to us!Come hang out with your hosts Meighan Brodkey, Nathan Pepper, and RJ Hill as they navigate the world of Salesforce development, office politics, and everything else.

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