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Accurate. The licensing (and the "kill switch") at a previous job were controlled entirely via Salesforce. Our app would "phone home" regularly to check which f
by marpstar 3y ago
Accurate. The licensing (and the "kill switch") at a previous job were controlled entirely via Salesforce. Our app would "phone home" regularly to check which features are being paid for and we'd toggle them on and off in our app accordingly.
I had, at the same company, been asked to evaluate building Salesforce apps (using the custom programming language they provide) and contrasting that with building new apps on our own metadata-driven platform.
Developers hate it, business people love it. It won't be going away for lack of paying customers, that's for sure.
- collinc777 3y agoApex is nightmare fuel
- chologrande 3y ago100% - having to submit code server side to just get compilation results is the worst development loop I've ever experienced.
- iFelix 3y agoI'm really eager to get to the point where we can work on CRM extensibility and developer experience. We're hoping to bring traditional web development workflows and not re-invent anything. We opted for a multi-tenant infrastructure for the cloud hosted version so there will be some additional challenges to make it work in that context!