New version of Eclipse Force.com IDE
See:
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Application-Development/Salesforcecom-announces-New-Eclipsebased-Forcecom-IDE-376539/
For those of you who arent aware.
There is a complete programming langauge inside salesforce.com called Apex, and a complete user interface design language, called Visualforce.
You can program in any software, you can program straight into the salesforce.com web browser or into notepad if you want, but the benefits of using Eclipse are pretty strong.
Namely code checking, syntax highlighting simplified migration between orgs.
If you are a programmer, or interested in starting to code, check it out.
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Application-Development/Salesforcecom-announces-New-Eclipsebased-Forcecom-IDE-376539/
For those of you who arent aware.
There is a complete programming langauge inside salesforce.com called Apex, and a complete user interface design language, called Visualforce.
You can program in any software, you can program straight into the salesforce.com web browser or into notepad if you want, but the benefits of using Eclipse are pretty strong.
Namely code checking, syntax highlighting simplified migration between orgs.
If you are a programmer, or interested in starting to code, check it out.
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