A dynamic SOQL and SOSL query builder on Salesforce.com platform
A better way to build on Salesforce
Apex library that dynamically generates SOQL & SOSL queries
Adminite is a new SOQL, SOSL query editor application providing Salesforce developers and administrators with context-aware auto completions and more.
Create and execute SOQL like Laravel Eloquent in Apex. Built-in support for the Repository pattern, allowing easy dependency injection and seamless mocking.
Node.js implementation of the salesforce's rest API.
Open source implementation of the SOQL parser for Go
SOQL query visualizer powered by go-open-soql-parser and Mermaid.
Web based query assistant for Salesforce objects.
Master the Salesforce File System 📂 | Learn, automate, and enhance your Salesforce file management with practical examples and tools. Access triggers, flows, and real-world use cases for managing files, sharing links, and more.
This project analyzes the Texas Lottery sales data using SoQL for API querying, Python and Dask for data processing, and Tableau for interactive visualizations.
A Salesforce LWC project to display and manage upcoming events dynamically and keep track of all the previous events.
Backup of all sObject records from Salesforce into Azure SQL database, using Python and SOQL.
A curated collection of Salesforce Admin and Developer resources, notes, and projects to empower Trailblazers on their learning journey
Curated interview questions, answers, and key points for Salesforce, SQL, RHEL, and core CS topics — written in Markdown for easy use with Obsidian and GitHub.
Dynamic Query Builder is a versatile tool that allows users to construct complex database queries dynamically without the need to write code manually. It provides a user-friendly interface for creating and customizing queries on-the-fly, offering flexibility and efficiency in data retrieval and manipulation.
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