Autumn 2019 meet up of the Bristol Salesforce Admin user Group

Name: Autumn 2019 meet up of the Bristol Salesforce Admin user Group
Start: 2019-09-26T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2019-09-26T21:00:00+01:00
Location: Computer Futures

Sep 26, 2019, 5:00 – 8:00 PM

Salesforce Admin Group, Bristol, United Kingdom

This will be the fifth meeting of the  Bristol Admin. Group - once again kindly sponsored and hosted by Computer Futures right in the heart of Bristol. As well as being a great networking opportunity we will have talks on exploiting the power of Flow, and the critical but too often overlooked subject of unit testing, and our usual regular slots. Please register and put this in your diaries!

About this event

This will be the fifth meeting of the  Bristol Admin. Group - once again kindly sponsored and hosted by Computer Futures right in the heart of Bristol. As well as being a great networking opportunity we will have talks on exploiting the power of Flow, and the critical but too often overlooked subject of unit testing, and our usual regular slots. Please register and put this in your diaries! 

Speakers

Chris Emmett

Makepositive

Implementation Consultant

Dorian Sutton

Desynit

Senior Salesforce Developer

When

Thursday, September 26, 2019
5:00 PM – 8:00 PM UTC

Where

Computer Futures
Redcliff Quay, Redcliff St.
Bristol, BS1 6HU

Agenda

5:00 PM	Doors open
5:30 PM	Intro and survey results
5:45 PM	Chris Emmett - makepositive	Flow 101: A Beginner's Guide To Process Automation: Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the different buttons, boxes, switches and strange error messages in Flow? The launch of the new Flow Builder is the perfect opportunity to start learning. Chris will guide you through the simple and streamlined toolbox, showing you how to build your first process automation with easy to follow best practices. Are you ready to take your org to the next level?
6:15 PM	Networking
6:45 PM	Dorian Sutton - Desynit	An Admin's Guide To Unit Tests: As a developer, I've experienced a number of incidents over the years where, through no fault of their own, Admins have implemented changes that have broken unit tests. Unit tests require a lot of effort to write, and even more effort to repair when things go wrong. The growing power of configuration based development tools (Flow, Process Builder etc.) mean that these incidents are becoming more common. However, traditional Admin training doesn't cover this topic, and many Admins may be very unfamiliar with unit tests and their impact on them. In this session we will give you an Admin's guide to unit tests including: What are unit tests? Why do we have unit tests in Salesforce? Where do I find and run tests? How can unit tests fail? What are some signs that my Org has low / poor test coverage? We'll take a look at some real life unit tests, as well as do a live demo where we'll break some tests by changing metadata.
7:15 PM	Networking
7:30 PM	David Osborne - Bristol Admin Group	Salesforce Winter '20 release highlights
8:00 PM	Close

Group Leaders

Christine Marshall

Salesforce Ben

Leader

See bio

Angus Brown