Save the date for the next AMER timezone friendly Open Source Community Sprint (Virtual) event, Wednesday October 20th - Thursday October 21st!! Mark your calendar today and keep an eye out for registration, which should go live in September. If you have an idea that you'd like to include at the event, please ping me here or send an email to sfdo-opensource@salesforce.com.
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I'm very excited to announce that the talented Junette Tan will teach an Introductory Snowfakery class on July 9 at 9 Pacific/noon Eastern.
Snowfakery was designed to help organizations generate extremely customizable fake data that has relations between tables. Every row is faked data, but also unique and random, like a snowflake.
Register today and learn from Community member Junette Tan as she gives an overview of the tool, and walks through the process to create a YAML recipe file. As a member of the Data Generation Toolkit team, Junette has been collaborating on Snowfakery recipes and training new enthusiasts. Her passion is helping nonprofit organizations - as a volunteer, a donor, a fundraiser, and a Salesforce architect.
Everyone is welcome to attend and no prior experience is needed.
The event is hosted by the Salesforce.org Open Source Commons, in partnership with the Salesforce.org Release Engineering team.
Details are on the Registration Page.
Announcing the first ever May-the-CCI-Be-With-You Challenge!
Are you looking to UPSKILL, earn #Trailhead badges, network, and learn more about the open source tool #CumulusCI used by Salesforce.org’s product development teams? Take the all new May-the-CCI-Be-With-You challenge this May and earn your "Build Applications with CumulusCI" badge on Trailhead! https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/trails/build-applications-with-cumulusci
Register by May 4th and join other members of the Salesforce community as you navigate (self-paced) through the CCI trail on Trailhead.
Challengers have access to:
By the end of May, you’ll get a fancy new Trailhead badge and gain the ability to tap into the same open source tooling used by Salesforce.org’s product development teams and our Open Source Commons community to power your own projects.
Check out the FAQ bit.ly/MayCCIFAQ for more information on what to expect as part of the Challenge!
The trail was built for adventurous admins who want to learn how to create, collaborate, and distribute their own applications. Know someone who may be interested in joining? Share the Challenge with them! #MayCCIchallenge
I just posted a blog about the open source booth at TrailheaDX. Check it out!
Does anyone have experience with integrating Salesforce and Bedework?
Bedework - https://www.apereo.org/projects/bedework
Thank you!
@Higher Ed User Group, New York, US
