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There is perhaps no Salesforce tool that has had more scandals than Salesforce’s Help page, with community feedback (and backlash) shaping everything from how users interact with it to the future of its functionality.

It has now been nearly six months since Salesforce reverted the page to its previous state and restored the Search functionality. Since then, the CRM...


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State management in Lightning Web Components is Salesforce’s latest (in beta) approach to sharing data and managing your application state, typically when you have apps with oozing complexity.

In such applications, coordinating component interactions while preserving a predictable data flow becomes increasingly difficult.

What Is State Management?

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This year’s TrailblazerDX is coming up fast, with just under a month left until one of the most exciting conferences in Salesforce’s calendar year. Designed for admins, developers, architects, students, leaders, entrepreneurs, and everyone in between, TDX returns ...


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Within the realm of tech, you could say that 2025 was the year of, well, a lot of things. The year of the agent. The year of increasingly expensive RAM and scaling data centers. The year of not really knowing whether artificial intelligence was actually coming for your job or whether the world’s most brazen leaders were simply operating as normal in the worl...


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AI doesn’t fail in nonprofit fundraising because models aren’t “smart enough.” It fails because many organizations expect AI to generate accuracy from incomplete context, inconsistent data, and non-automated processes. The result is predictable: generic recommendations, untrusted segmentation, and content that’s ineffective both internally and for donors. The solution, theref...


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