Following demand in our last meetup we will learn how to analyse your code with the static code analyser (PMD). This will be followed up with the latest info about GPT features in Salesforce and why the trust layer is one of the new hot buzz words at the moment.

Please note that this is an IN-PERSON event only, and sadly due to repeat no-shows we might have to start REFUSING ENTRY to folk if they RSVP and repeatedly don't make the events. This is something we really want to enforce, but many folk have not been able to attend the events due to others taking up a ticket and then not showing up. We understand that plans do change, but if they do please update your RSVP as soon as you can.

Analyse Your Code with PMD - Tzhe'ela Trooper

Following peer pressure in the last meet-up, this talk will take us through the basics on PMD as a static code analyser and prepare us to better understand SF scanner. We’ll go through what it can and cannot do, the different categories and rules and go through the the examples together.

Generative AI : What's Here and What's Coming - Keir Bowden

Generative AI might feel like the largest hype cycle in history, but it's real and available in Salesforce, albeit as a rather limited set of features. In this talk I'll go through what is GA and how you get access, how the trust layer (don't call it a layer!) actually works, and look ahead at the features coming down the pilot/beta road.

As always, we will give everyone plenty of time to talk and network, eat, and have a fun and relaxing evening. We'll also cover the latest news from the community, and hopefully have some swag to give away too

Please note this is an in-person only event - only RSVP if you are confident you will be able to attend.

Huge thanks to Experian for hosting and sponsoring us this month.

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