Salesforce product manager code#

We try to supply as much functionality as possible code-free but at the same time have also tried to keep the platform open, so that organizations who require more complex applications can still extend it with JavaScript and (on Salesforce) Apex.

Salesforce product manager code#

Skuid reduces the time to market (less code = faster development time), makes it faster to iterate on changes, and also can drive some of the development to the business users who use the application, who know where the pain points are. Traditionally these organizations have taken months or years to roll out an application, and by the time it's done it no longer meets the needs of the organization.

Our target market is large enterprise customers, which often have multiple systems - we make it possible to build a single, consistent UX that connects to all of the systems of record, so you don't have to jump around between multiple applications - and also highly specialized business processes with lots of moving pieces and a long sales cycle. For many enterprise customers, there's so much work to be done that there's no shortage of work left after the no-code stuff. Also you can move some of the effort off of the developers and onto skilled business analysts, and let the developers work on more complex challenges. Keep in mind that many customers working on the Salesforce platform don't have any developers on staff and a trigger is beyond the realm of possibility for them - so processes are a huge win for them.Īs far as no-code versus development, when I was at SF the head of Developer Evangelism liked to call me the product manager for the 'Fast Developer Tools' - it can be faster to use some of the no-code tools than to write code for the same functionality. It definitely took a few releases to come together, which is the challenge when you're trying to replace something like the workflow engine - when you're looking at 10 years of functionality, it's hard to roll it all out in a single release. I wasn't directly involved with Process Builder, though since all the tools on the Platform need to work together I had input on it.