In Part 1, we looked at creating the Salesforce server application to expose the Approvals and the target objects via some REST based web services. In the second part of this article we look at creating the Pebble watch app…
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Pebble Watch: Salesforce Approvals – Part 2
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Pebble Watch: Salesforce Approvals – Part 1
I recently bought a Pebble ‘smart’ watch and I have to say I’m pretty impressed with it. Rather than try and replace the phone in your pocket, it works to extend it by providing you with notifications and an app…
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Posted in apex, code, force.com, pebble watch, salesforce
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