A quick post to write about one of my favourite ES6 feature - Spread operator. What is it?Official (and frankly boring) definition from Mozilla docs: Spread syntax (...) allows an iterable such as an array expression or string to be expanded in places where

Recently I was interviewed by the excellent Xi Xiao on his Salesway podcast. We talked about governance and salesforce change management process - a topic close to my heart. I strongly believe that investing in a robust Continuous Integration / Delivery setup pays off huge

Introduction For architects, analysts, and application managers who want to prove they can design and implement secure, scalable integrations with the Lightning Platform, and are able to communicate the solution and design trade-offs to business/technical stakeholders. The beauty of the Salesforce App Cloud

Recently, I gave a talk at London’s Calling event. The talk was called 10 commandments for writing spiffy Lightning apps. The talk was recorded and the video is on-line on the London’s Calling youtube channel. However, when I watched the video I

Special Announcement - 01st April 2017 Artificial Intelligence will soon start cranking Apex, Visualforce, and JavaScript code - an anonymous source in the Salesforce R&D team has confirmed. The demo, that was exclusively shown in a private event to some human developers

In the second episode of Coding with Anup, I look at JavaScript scope - local, global, function, lexical etc. This is part of my introduction to JavaScript series.

I am excited to announce my brand new channel on youtube - Coding with Anup. I plan to do a series of screencasts and tutorials on Salesforce platform, Heroku, JavaScript & more. Without further ado, I'd like to present to you episode 1 of

The team at Blue Canvas recently interviewed me about source control, CI, Salesforce DX and a host of other topics. It was a pleasure talking to Bluecanvas, and can't wait to try out their tool to improve Salesforce development process.