Since we now know how to use the SmartStore buildExactQuerySpec how about we adapt it to our use by getting the specific contact we select on the contactsDetails view from the SmartStore instead of...
And now for somethings to read over the weekend, if you have some spare time that is.
2018 Call for Speakers - Southeast Dreamin'
Show us whatcha got! Tell us all about a session you’d like to pres...
Sometimes when getting data from the Soup we will need to be able to get one specific record, or a group of records that match a certain criteria. SmartStore allows us to do this using the Query b...
Since we are going to use the SmartstoreService as a drop in replacement for the ContactsService we will have to add in the methods that the ContactsService was providing for use. Let's start by a...
And now for somethings to read over the weekend, if you have some spare time that is.
Researchers Discover Two Major Flaws in the World's Microprocessors
Computer security experts have discovered t...
If you have been wondering about how to get dedicated function keys set for your IDE/text editor of choice. Here's a little Gem I found the other day with some help from Jeremy Ross.
The Issue
I'v...
So far, in regards to our soups, we have populated a soup and returned everything from a soup but what if we want to delete the contents or empty or clear a soup out before we fill it? Convenient...
Back in October VSCode, a great product btw, had a release 1.18 that included auto import statements for JS and TS. This sounds awesome! I mean I haven't seen it in action yet but still...
The Se...
Since we now have a way to retrieve our contacts, save them to a Soup, and Query the Soup let's use that stored data to populate our app instead of making calls the the server with each view load.
...
And now for somethings to read over the weekend, if you have some spare time that is.
Array Explorer
Find the array method you need without digging through the docs
157: Grape Soda
In this episode,...
A little while ago there was a new release for the Salesforce Mobile SDK and I thought it would be easier to have one place to see the changes rather than having to look in the different repositori...
And now for somethings to read over the weekend, if you have some spare time that is.
156: A Kerfuffle Amongst the Indoctrinated
In this episode, we discuss scouting too far ahead on project requir...