Salesforce launched Headless 360 at TDX, opening its CRM platform to AI agents through APIs, MCP tools and CLI commands in a ...

As developers, we're living in an odd world these days. We've got good old-fashioned code. We've got low code. And we've got no code. And all together they add up into applications. At one end of the ...

Tim is the SVP of Products and Technology at AutoRABIT, a leader in Salesforce.com DevSecOps and data protection for regulated industries. In the world of no-code/low-code cloud development, it’s ...

Today's launch of Apex, a new on-demand development platform that runs on its own multitenant infrastructure, is a daring move by Salesforce.com to sustain its breakneck growth by outsourcing future ...

The goal of Headless 360 is that everything on the Salesforce platform is now an API (application programming interface), MCP ...

While Salesforce's on-demand CRM and salesforce automation application remains the company's flagship product and cash cow, the success the company is seeing with Force.com is bringing CEO Marc ...

This week during its TrailblazerDX 2022 conference, Salesforce announced a new set of low-code developer tools and integrations intended to bring Slack and Salesforce’s broader software portfolio ...

Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) plans to invest $500M in Saudi Arabia to bolster artificial intelligence development in the region, which includes training up to 30,000 locals in AI skills, the customer ...

AutoRabit, which provides CI/CD tools for Salesforce customer dev teams, today announced that it raised $26 million in a Series B funding round led by Full In Partners, bringing the startup’s total ...

Salesforce.com started as a cloud service for sales force automation. The company added a cloud-based development platform, Force.com, with a Java-like language (APEX), and went on to acquire the ...

Salesforce and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have been buddies for some time, but yesterday the partnership took on a new slant as they unveiled much closer integration of their respective platforms.