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Dane Kim Help: Managing SF Development, Configuration and Catalog
Howdy folks!
I'm somewhat new to Force.com development. I've been successful in developing some very helpful functionality into our SF environment. I have several in the pipeline as of now, though am starting to run into some issues managing new code development. As a very small company, I am only a part-time admin. Though feeling quite comfortable with coding, I have no experience with version management, configuration management or cataloging development. This has several downsides that you can imagine.
The biggest challenge as of now is that, as I am only part-time admin and have several other important job functions, it's not uncommon that I am pulled away from development (which mostly take place on nights and weekends...). When I am pulled away development, it can be really hard to remember where I was and what needs to be done. I would like to move away from relying on code comments and scratch notes.
That all being said, anyone have any thoughts/ideas/suggestions on how to manage and track code development, configuration and related info?
Thanks in advance!!!
I'm somewhat new to Force.com development. I've been successful in developing some very helpful functionality into our SF environment. I have several in the pipeline as of now, though am starting to run into some issues managing new code development. As a very small company, I am only a part-time admin. Though feeling quite comfortable with coding, I have no experience with version management, configuration management or cataloging development. This has several downsides that you can imagine.
The biggest challenge as of now is that, as I am only part-time admin and have several other important job functions, it's not uncommon that I am pulled away from development (which mostly take place on nights and weekends...). When I am pulled away development, it can be really hard to remember where I was and what needs to be done. I would like to move away from relying on code comments and scratch notes.
That all being said, anyone have any thoughts/ideas/suggestions on how to manage and track code development, configuration and related info?
Thanks in advance!!!
It's better to download all the code backup in the eclipse IDE(With Force.com pulgin installed). Eclipse can locally(If SVn is not available ) maintains the code versioning at it is always easy to do cdoing in Eclipse.
If you need any more question on the Force.com develiopment with eclipse then you can ask. :)