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DevOps Launchpad was created to meet the ever-growing demand for training in DevOps principles and practices, specifically for the Salesforce platform. We’re constantly updating and adding courses with the latest best practices.
The courses and quizzes on DevOps Launchpad are curated by experts in the field from Gearset, the leading DevOps platform for Salesforce. But apart from Gearset Academy, the content on DevOps Launchpad is all vendor-neutral, and useful for anyone learning more about Salesforce DevOps.
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We’ve moved beyond copilots. A copilot sits alongside you as you fly. It helps you navigate your work, whether it’s offering suggestions as a sparring partner or building configuration. A virtual teammate is different. A virtual teammate takes a task, asks for clarification if needed, and turns it into output. When adopting a virtual teammate you transform from user of a tool to manager of a worker.
AI will be the subject of most conversations at Dreamforce this year, whether that’s in a session, at a booth, or standing around with people between talks. But cutting through the buzzwords and hype can be hard, and you don’t want to get back to the office with no clearer insights on how to actually implement AI most effectively for your team. So instead of another list of sessions to attend, this post will walk through three key questions to help you come away from Dreamforce with answers specific to your own org, not just AI hype.
If your team builds on Salesforce, it's highly likely that you've implemented some form of DevOps already, whether that's version control, CI/CD or even automated testing. Most teams get going this way: they fix the most painful problem first and build outward from there. It works, but it tends to leave you with a patchy picture. Some parts of your delivery process are solid, others have quietly been left behind, and it's hard to know where you are without stepping back and looking at the bigger picture.
