Salesforce++ is the new streaming service that marries up the excitement of
enterprise software with the creativity and spontaneity of reality TV,
showcasing exclusive original content that other services can only dream
about.
We've watched them all so you don't have to, so read on for our pick of bunch
of August's programming.
90 Day Licenseé
In this show, Salesforce Account Executives are paired up with real life
prospects and have 90 days to turn them into paying customers.
As we catch up with the couples in August, Malcolm introduces Clare to his
family for the first time. Malcolm's sister, Evelyn, question Clare's
intentions, feeling that she is leading Malcolm on to get access to his first
call deck.
If you enjoy this show, watch out for
90 Day Licenseé : Happy Ever After? to find out more about previous
prospects - did they get the agreement they were looking for, and are
they still together with their AE?
American Picklists
Following Salesforce Admins Becky and Taylor from coast to coast as they
track down weird and wonderful picklists, and talk to the admins responsible
for creating and maintaining them.
August - Becky and Taylor head to rural Iowa to meet solo admin Herman, who
works for a local non-profit. While clearing out some old applications that
hadn't been opened for years, Herman stumbled across a mint-condition
picklist produced for training purposes in 2012, made up of the names of
Disney characters.
Miami ISVs
Drama featuring Sonny Crackit and Rico Tabs, two software engineers based in
Miami who spend their weeks helping ISVs fine tune their app exchange
offerings, and their weekends on sun-drenched beaches.
In this month's episode, Crackit suffers a concussion after crashing his
jet-ski and believes himself to be Sonny Crocket from the Miami Vice TV
series. Tabs faces a race against time to stop his colleague from blowing
the profits from their last engagement by renting a Ferrari Daytona Spyder.
Deadliest Batch
(Documentary series following the real-life experience of several teams of
hard-bitten Apex developers who make a living writing batch jobs for
demanding customers)
In August, there's trouble at the family operations. At Munchausen the
Slopestring brothers fall out over whether to use Database.Stateful or write
information back to the database at the end of each execute method.
Meanwhile, at Winter Cove, Calamity Jane Hitchcoski's development team grind
around the clock to fill their record quota before tax season ends.
Say Yes to the Apex
Reality series following events at Grossmeadow Software, where the
developers try to find the perfect Apex solutions for a different admin and
their entourage every week.
August : Can Team Leader Jackie design the perfect Apex for newly single
admin Roberto? Roberto has dreamt about replacing his ageing workflow rules
with a stylish Apex solution, and is keen to make it happen this year as a
tribute to his step-uncle, who died 15 years before Roberto was born. He'll
be deploying the code from Honolulu, so is keen that it has a Hawaiian feel
to it.
Film of the Month: Bad Multi-Tenant
[While it might not feel like it, streaming services aren't all about
reality shows. Salesforce++ features a mix of new and
classic movies]
August gets off to a blistering start with a hard hitting classic from the
early 90s. Harry Cortez stars as MT, a Salesforce Architect who delights in
exploiting loopholes to use more than his fair share of Salesforce
resources. As he closes in on rock bottom, he is given a shot at
redemption when he stumbles across a post on Stack Exchange asking for help
writing the unit tests for an Apex trigger.
Contains scenes of limit abuse and unbounded SOQL queries.
Needs a food show or cooking competition option.
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