🧰 Backyard Operations, Part 2: Setting Up the Org + Building the Data Model
Fresh chickens, fresh dirt, fresh org
Where Curiosity Meets Architecture.
Fresh chickens, fresh dirt, fresh org
What do chickens, garden beds, and Salesforce have in common? Apparently… me. Join me for Backyard Operations—my newest side project where I’m integrating IoT sensors, CRM Analytics, and a whole lot of fluffy chaos into one nerdy, hands-on experiment. Follow along as I turn coop life into a Salesforce app. 🌱🐔💻
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