Come to the annual Q&A for a deep dive into the technology behind Salesforce. Join engineers and product owners across the Salesforce Platform, including Salesforce DX, Apex, Einstein, and more.
Important: This session is first come, first seated. You do not have a reserved seat.
Session Summary by Einstein: The conference session provided a platform for Salesforce developers and attendees to engage in a dynamic Q&A, discussing the intricacies of Salesforce products and the future of platform integrations. Key Salesforce personnel, including architects and product managers, provided insights into the latest innovations such as Data Cloud, AI, and Tableau integration advancements, as well as the eagerly anticipated rollout of Tableau Einstein. Among the topics were the challenges and solutions surrounding event-driven integrations, platform development tools like Agentforce for developers, and significant enhancements to Apex, such as formula evaluation. The session was marked by a collaborative spirit, with the Salesforce team transparently addressing complex technical queries and outlining roadmaps for product enhancements, which were backed by the robust participation of the attendees.
Key Takeaways by Einstein:
• Salesforce is focusing on deeper integration of Tableau with its platform, leading to the development of Tableau Einstein which will enable analysts to work more effectively within Salesforce.
• Agentforce for developers, formerly known as Einstein for developers, is receiving positive feedback and high adoption rates due to its new features such as inline autocomplete and test case generation.
• The Salesforce team is actively exploring strategies to improve the developer experience, including better handling of exceptions and providing more comprehensive documentation and examples for Apex methods.
With sessions and hands-on activities led by product experts, visionaries, and fellow Trailblazers, Dreamforce offers a deep dive into the latest in CRM + AI + Data + Trust.
Merlinda Lu
Salesforce Developer, IBM
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