Salesforce coding lessons for the 99%Finally, Apex tutorials for point-and-click admins! Written by a self-taught Google engineer.
Salesforce coding lessons for the 99%
Oh boy, this is an achievement that is not to be taken lightly!
Congratulations to all the new and renewed Salesforce MVPs!
Entering into my fourth Salesforce MVP title (*beams*), I have learned one important trait that all us MVPs share. We’re all a little bit insane!
It takes a certain level of insanity to dedicate hundreds of hours of your life to help out strangers on the internet. Without a doubt it’s amazing to win a Salesforce MVP title along the way, though I’d say for most of us, nothing would be any different if the award never existed.
I understand the sacrifice and the insanity that comes with the territory of the MVP title, and so on this day, I salute you MVPs. Thank you for all that you do!
If there’s someone on the MVP list that has been particularly helpful to you, send them a note of thanks! I promise you it means a lot to them and will make their day!
And if you’re insane enough to dream to be an MVP one day too, might I suggest reading this post!
Cheers!
David
Congrats David :)
You are a true inspiration.
I posted this blog recently on newly minted MVPs :
http://www.vinaychaturvedi.com/know-about-winter-2017-class-of-salesforce-mvps/
Congrats David!! I managed to scrape through too for a 5th year. Also we’ve just got our first European Non-Profit MVP!!! Whoop whoop :) http://www.radnip.com/winter-17-new-european-salesforce-mvps/
Sweeet congrats Francis!!! You’re in the HOF too now!!!!
Does this mean I can retire now? :)
Congratulations all! I salute you all for the dedication that you put in the community!