Saurabh Pandey's Blog

Current pandemic has changed so many things in corporate and way of hiring has also changed a lot so In this post we will talk about creating your online resume using Community   Cloud on Salesforce in less than 5 mins. Considering you have already created your resume in word or PDF format and we will create a online version of it.  Prerequisites :    For this post we are considering that you have already signed up for developer org from salesforce and you are using it, If that's not the case with you don't worry you can always signup for a new account by clicking here . Once you have your org available login and go to setup by clicking on the Gear like icon. Step 1  : Enable community in your Org Search for Communities in your setup quick find window then select Communities Settings and enable it.  Enter a unique name to be used as your domain name and click Check Availability. Keep in mind that you can’t change the domain name yourself after you save it. You have to call S

Hello Ohana, Doing styling of your Aura Components is never a big trouble thanks to SLDS , But remembering the styling tags has never been my thing so my development life cycle was to copy from SLDS Library page and paste it in component, However with VS Code it becomes little tricky to open a new tab copy from there and verify its working after deploying the component in the Org, But say no more Salesforce has been kind enough t give us a all new VS Code Extension (still in Preview) for validating and auto completing the SLDS classes in your component, We will talk about the Step by step use case in today's blog post. Step 1. Installation and Preview  : For the purpose of our use case we are assuming we already have installed the VS Code and using it for our Salesforce Development, so in order to install the SLDS Validator open your vs code go to extensions and Search for SLDS Validator , Click on install and after installation you can close and reopen your VS code if required. yo