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Salesforce have really made leaps and bounds when it comes to giving developers powerful tools to integrate with third-parties, or to capture and respond to events within Salesforce.

I like writing, and find it always brings clarity. So in part, this is a bit of a meta-example. By writing about it, I want to explore my own thoughts and decide what I really think - do I just like the sound of this, or is it actually useful?

Company culture is a big part of your satisfaction and success in a job, and that makes it a huge part of the success of a company. This post is designed to give you some honest answers to questions you may have about working at Trineo.

In enterprise orgs, it sometimes makes sense for different teams to carry out different streams of work. In this article, Susan Price explores some approaches and ways of working with multiple delivery teams in a single instance of Salesforce.com.

It wasn’t until college that I realized that my love of programming meant that I was going to be typing for many hours for the rest of my life. That is when I discovered what a mechanical keyboard was and my wallet made a faint cry.

In this on-demand webinar, you'll learn how RCPAQAP, a large, established organisation, undertook a full transformation, powered by Heroku, while staying focused on what they do best: ensuring medical lab quality and curing diseases.

The Trineo Student Summer Intern Extraordinaire Experience™️ is drawing to a close. Along the way I have met many many incredibly talented people, and have been exposed to a company culture I never really thought could exist.

For people who make things, what could go wrong? Daniel Fone presented a funny, compelling talk at RubyConf Australia. Whether you’re parenting or pushing to production, Daniel explains how to ask this question more critically.

TrineoCon isn’t just a Christmas party. It’s an end of year reward for the work that Trineos have done; it’s an indulgence, a celebration, a surprise and a kickstarter for the coming year. 2018 saw the Sydney Trineos head to the beautiful Wolgan Valley.

This is a practical guide to load testing on Heroku for App Dev teams, based on my experience building and deploying a product purchasing app that needed to handle 10x the volume of customer orders of the prior app.

To watch how our summer worker candidates interacted in natural situations, we gave them a Lego exercise. The objective: put them in a pressured situation that was fun and not too intense. Here’s how it worked.

Recently, Trineo took on a project in which we integrated Shopify with our client’s existing systems and SSO functionality using the AWS Serverless Framework. Here is what we learned, in case you encounter a similar challenge.