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Ready to Deploy Visualforce? It's Coming in Summer '08!

Dreamforce Europe opened today with the announcement that Visualforce and Visualforce Components will be made available with the Summer '08 release, out early June. Get started by following our tutorials, demos, code samples and more.
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CODA Launches First Enterprise Accounting System Built on the Force.com Platform

CODA just launched CODA 2go, an on-demand financial system built entirely on the Force.com platform. Learn how they developed their custom application in this success story.
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S-Controls and AJAX: Show a Pull-Down List of Related Contacts

This S-Control example uses AJAX and JavaScript to add functionality to a standard page. Download the sample code and learn how to supplement your pages with additional information while maintaining a familiar user interface.
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Mark Trang

After crossing the pond this past weekend, most of the Force.com team is now in London this week for the Dreamforce Europe 2008 conference. So apparently chicken tikka masala is the UK's most popular restaurant dish as opposed to my personal British pub favorite, fish and chips - as a result, our first meal in town was at Masala Zone in Convent Garden where many of us met the newest member of our team, Jon Mountjoy, former editor-in-chief of BEA's Dev2Dev online community. Unlike the rest of us Yanks, Jon lives in Edinburgh and will be able to provide better coverage for our EMEA community.  Read more. (May 4)

Ron Hess

With all the excitement around Tour de Force, and the upcoming trip to London for Dreamforce Europe, I  wanted make sure you didn't miss a cool update to a classic AppExchange app called PrintAnything.  A while back I wrote a blog post that covered how to integrate PrintAnything with Google Docs to generate PDF output.   Now, with the updated version of PrintAnything called Astitch Document Generator, you can perform this directly using the service provided by Astitch.net. Read more. (April 30)

Kavindra Patel

We landed in Boston along with thousands of people from all around the world who had come to run the Boston Marathon.  But the more than 500 Force.com customers, partners and developers who joined us at the Tour de Force event had a different goal in mind: to learn how to build apps on the Force.com platform. 

Salesforce administrators and developers got really excited, not only because they were able to attend Tour de Force for free and attend sessions tailored for them, but they were able to go to the DevZone Immersion Lab, pick up the Force.com Workbook, sit at one of the Apple Macs, log into their own “free Developer Edition account” and learn about Force.com Builder, Force.com IDE, Apex Code, Visualforce and Force.com Code Share while building a simple mileage tracker app in a short time between sessions.  Read more. (April 24)

PK

Ahh, New York!  As a guy who grew up in the North Jersey suburbs and lived a few years in Brooklyn, New York City feels like home to me.  I rode the A train through Brooklyn from JFK, walked up Broadway to the park, had a pastrami sandwich and Dr. Brown's for dinner, and fell asleep to the noise of street construction 17 stories below on 53rd street -- it's all good!  Read more

(April 16)

Mark Trang

Img_1408_small The Tour de Force team just landed in Chicago for the next stop on the Tour tomorrow, April 10th. Earlier this week on Tuesday, over 300 attendees came out to the Atlanta Tour de Force event. Highlights included hearing the latest Force.com platform news and seeing apps that ISVs and customers like Riskonnect, CODA, and Delta Airlines were building using platform technologies. Many attendees also got the chance to attend breakout sessions that covered topics like Apex and Visualforce and later roll up their sleeves to work on Force.com app building exercises in the Dev Zone.  Read more (April 9)



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