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At Dreamforce a couple weeks ago I was wondering how sfdc was going to position Heroku since sfdc has already put a lot of time/effort into selling force.com.
by dave_sullivan 15y ago
At Dreamforce a couple weeks ago I was wondering how sfdc was going to position Heroku since sfdc has already put a lot of time/effort into selling force.com. Seemed like they were trying to make the argument: "You use heroku for facebook apps and force.com for everything else!" This makes even more sense in that context.
- bgentry 15y agoActually, it's more like this: Use Force.com for rapidly developing an app that integrates with Salesforce or fits within the limited scope of what that platform offers. For everything else, use Heroku.
- dave_sullivan 15y agoI agree in practice, although I don't think that's the way sfdc's marketing team has presented it at all. In fact, I don't think I've ever heard anyone connected w/ sfdc ever use the phrase "limited scope of what our platform offers" for force.com's offerings, but I'm glad not everyone over there is drinking the kool-aid :-)