Michael Hemphill

A precursor to the new Lightning Field Service product recent to the Salesforce platform—this application manages various events important to the community member logged in and helps direct them to the location.

Featured functions like arrived and departure acknowledgement makes the event processing relevant to others in the community. Different color markers on the map can customized for alternative representations. Leveraging Lightning Components, JavaScript, and CSS this project was showcased at Salesforce 2017 annual conference (Dreamforce).

I recently developed a design pattern for triggers called Event-Dispatch-Action (EDA). This pattern adheres to all of Salesforce trigger best practices and more. A client's San Francisco organization will no longer wonder how random event processing is getting the better of them. The structure leverages interfaces that can be implemented for any object requiring event processing. It gathers DML processing into collection lists and reserves processing for the final stage of the execution transaction for the greatest protection from government limit concerns. Developers find it easy to work with and clients like that it is incredibly scalable.

Working at Zurich Insurance, I developed a mobile app for iPads that allowed middle managers to access market analysis data on country wide salary levels for their subordinates. Using complex calculations, I constructed graphical charts reflecting the employees potential for salary growth based on years of performance levels. This was represented juxtaposed with the market analysis data. Various human resource recommendations were then selected and presented.