Apex · Lightning · Salesforce · Salesforce Einstein

Grocery Stock Maintenance Using Einstein Object Detection

Let suppose a grocery store wanted to update the daily stock of juice cartons that are of different brand refrigerated. This cannot be done manually every day by counting each carton of a different brand. Think when you have a system that helps you in identifying daily stock, here Einstein Object Detection helps the grocery… Continue reading Grocery Stock Maintenance Using Einstein Object Detection

Apex · Lightning · Salesforce

Handling Exceptions in Lightning using AuraHandledExceptions

Exceptions are bad unless we know what actually caused them. My personal experience with exceptions has always been quite bad. It becomes worse if you are working with Lightning Components. Errors happen. Sometimes they’re expected, such as invalid input from a user, etc. and sometimes they just appear out of the blue, leaving you clueless.… Continue reading Handling Exceptions in Lightning using AuraHandledExceptions

Apex · Lightning · Salesforce

Highlights from Summer ’18 release: Part II

We have come up with few more highlights of this Summer ’18 release notes. Hope you have gone through the first part Highlights from Summer ’18 release: Part I, if not, this is the right time check out the first part. Lightning Communities: Improve Your Customer’s Community Experience with Progressive Rendering Now you have finer control… Continue reading Highlights from Summer ’18 release: Part II

Salesforce

Highlights from Summer ’18 release: Part I

The Salesforce is about to come out with yet another exciting release i.e Summer ’18 release. We bring to you highlights from Summer ’18 release to quickly get you through some of the most important and exciting features of this release. With each new release, Salesforce is giving more power to lightning experience and encouraging… Continue reading Highlights from Summer ’18 release: Part I

Lightning · Salesforce · UI/UX

Lightning Experience: Salesforce Summer ’18 Release

The Summer ’18 release delivers more personalized and integrated customer journeys while enabling your team to work smarter with new levels of data insight across your org. This blog offer a high-level information of some of the major enhancements and features of Summer’18 release. 1.New Lightning Components  The following components are new and require API… Continue reading Lightning Experience: Salesforce Summer ’18 Release

Apex · Lightning

Grouped Bar Graph In Lightning Using Strike Bar Graph Component Extension

There are multiple situations when we need to display a chart in our lightning component. We have seen in an earlier blog (REF), the process to use strike components to generate charts in lightning. However, in some cases we may need to display a chart grouped by certain parameters just like how we do in… Continue reading Grouped Bar Graph In Lightning Using Strike Bar Graph Component Extension