By now you have heard of Chrome, Google’s browser that is set to break JavaScript rendering speeds. There’s plenty of articles on the web about the good, the bad, and the ugly of Chrome; so I won’t get into that. However, Microsoft seems to have been shaken up slightly - in another area than browser [...]
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Can Google compete with enterprise apps?
Phil Wainewright from ZDNET wrote an article recently titled Google’s culture ‘not fit’ for enterprise apps. It basically follows through the blog post of Sergey Solyanik from Microsoft. Sergey worked at Microsft since the late 1990s, quit and went to work for Google, realized Microsoft is better suited to him, recently re-joined Microsoft, and wrote [...]
Force.com Toolkit for Google Data
An update on the Google/Salesforce announcement. Just released today is an Apex toolkit for Force.com developers. This toolkit will allow developers to build applications which integrate CRM and Google Apps Data. The type of Google/Salesforce mashups we’ve been seeing so far have all been s-controls built with Javascript. But this announcement is different [...]
Salesforce & Google Apps Videos
We’ve been swamped these last couple of days. Our apologies for not posting anything especially since there’s a lot that has happened this week. By now you’ve probably have all heard the Salesforce and Google celebrations.
I’ve rounded up some videos that will help explain and capture this monumental event. Thanks to my Salesforce buddy for [...]
Google & Salesforce.com Makes Sense
I just read a post by Dennis Howlett outlining his skepticism about Google Apps and the real value it brings to large enterprise.
He argues that Google Apps is not ready for the enterprise primarily for 2 reasons. First, the Terms of Service that users have to agree to will never fly in an [...]
Gmail Integration for Salesforce.com?
Wow, what a great find from gokubi! This is like finding a spy shot of a new BMW in the wild!
Apparently there’s an option to add a ‘Compose Gmail’ button to the Activity History related list. Even though you add it, nothing appears. So does this mean we can expect to see Gmail [...]
Fit & Finish
I’m the type of guy that’s pretty anal about detail. Whenever I do web design (on those rare occasions that I do) , if something is even a couple of pixels off, I have to fix it! I can’t explain why. I know, it’s wierd.
For the longest time, I always wondered: Why when [...]
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