Salesforce.com is a juggernaut in the software-as-a-service space and continues to sign up a diverse pool of global customers. While Salesforce relies on its own language (Apex) for coding extensions that run within the platform, developers can use any programming framework to integrate with Salesforce.com from external apps. That said, .NET is one of the largest communities in the Salesforce developer ecosystem and they have content specifically targeted at .NET devs.
A few months back, a Toolkit for .NET was released and I’m participating in a fun webinar next week where we show off a wide range of use cases for it. The Toolkit makes it super easy to interact with the full Force.com platform without having to directly consume the RESTful interface. Wade Wegner – the creator of the Toolkit – will lead the session as we look at why this Toolkit was built, the delivery pipeline for the NuGet package, and a set of examples that show off how to use this in web apps, Windows Store apps, and Windows Phone apps.
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