Still not dead. Getting damned close to episode 50, might actually see that prior to 2025. In this episode we chat about Steven's adventures into AWS and React, Salesforce as a platform, and a few other odds and ends. I honestly don't know if anyone ever reads this but I failed to make any notes while recording and don't want to listen all the way through because I'm busying trying to make Google Cloud functions function. Stay safe, stay well, do good things. Lacey (and that other guy).

I would write some show notes, but time is tight, hence this is late. We DO talk about Salesforce a bit, with some quick comments on Bob (??) and... something else. Also F1, because Steven likes racing cars now.

We broke some world records or something and recorded again. This time we actually do talk about Salesforce for the whole show. Well, most of it. Some. Some of it. We definitely talk about Salesforce.

A whole lot of waffle (what else would you expect) with the occasional mention of Salesforce.

It's a new highly anticipated episode of what might be the world's most irregular and/or infrequent podcast, with more waffles than ever. In this episode we talk about:

• Zoom, Neal Stephenson, the ATO and security scares
• Matt overthinking things and forgetting his Salesforce basics (i.e. query selectivity in triggers)
• Formula One
• 10x developers
• Working out when to upgrade your tools
• Accenture's SF Power Kit for DX
• Testing
• Motorbikes, cars and servicing

You can find Accenture's SF Power Kit here: https://github.com/Accenture/sfpowerkit

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The snails:

In this episode we're coming to you live from last year, where we're recording at Down Under Dreaming (yes, with a 'g'): Brisbane Edition.

In this episode we talk more Salesforce than usual in front of a real audience, and talk to both Emily Hey and Doug Christ who was visiting from the US.

Against all odds, it's an episode of Code Coverage. Topics discussed include:

* Audio problems, not knowing we were actually having some (doh) * A brief tour or some of the features from Spring '19 * Salesforce and devops, or not * The end of a an era Aura * Lightning Web Components and their likely impact * New flow builder * The latest release of OS/2

We really do mean to publish more often. Promise. We even line up times and and everything. 

It's us again, talking somewhat about Salesforce, but with a few (ok, many) inevitable tangents thrown in. Some of the topics covered:

* Forcelandia and Dreamforce

* Being a male ally

* IDEs and Salesforce (again!)

* Cars and the software that runs them

Another year passes, another episode gets release. Well it feels like that anyway. This took a week or so to publish after recording because our tracks got out of sync somehow. It sounds like my track (Matt) has been sped up slightly, with a few glitches pulling them back in time on occasion. So, apologies for that. Topics discussed in this episode:

• Some actual code that Steven wrote
• My washing machine
• Dealing with release bugs
• Mobile Operating Systems and virtual assistants
• CRUD, FLS and Security Reviews
• Salesforce IDEs and tools
• Software development / programming books we like

Lo and behold, we recorded again. It's almost becoming a habit. Once again you're stuck with myself and Steven rabbiting on about all sorts, including:

• Using bookmarks in your browser (bleeding edge stuff here)
• Salesforce (some new cloud thing)
• Deployment antics and packages
• How to break production environments
• Trailhead, DX and Git - the new learning curve
• Lightning experience performance
• Steven's ambitions to be Eminem, certifications and badges
• Where our listeners (you are very much appreciated!) are located around the world

We're back, and rambling more than ever. We chat about many things including the Spring release, IDEs and The Welkin Suite, computer keyboards and phones. 

I don't think we talk about JavaScript.