Track all information about sObjects in Admin Panel in Blaze R3
You have even greater workflows to take advantage of in The Welkin Suite Blaze, because our team has put to great use the longer days, which summer provides to us, to give you some new awesome possibilities.
For the most part, we are going to be talking about how now Salesforce Admins and Developers can take full advantage of working inside of our IDE. You will not regret the 10 minutes it will take you to read through this blog.
We are quite excited that from The Welkin Suite Blaze R3 for Mac, both Developers and Admins, can more easily work inside the same tool, as they can select which of the two predefined UI's will work best for them, and have it opened by default.
Also, we will tell you about a new great tool for Salesforce Admin - the Admin Panel with all the information about sObjects.
The Welkin Suit is a sponsor of "Hands on Training" sessions at India Dreamin.
Most of you must know this by now, but in case you don’t, I’m here to remind you about one of the largest events in the world of Salesforce: India Dreamin. To be held on 30th September, India Dreamin is an event that simply cannot be missed. Just look at the list of speakers and you’ll be mesmerized! But why are we here at The Welkin Suite taking such an interest in this event? The answer is simple: because India is home to one of the largest and most qualified community of Salesforce developers in the entire world. So it would be foolish of us not to attend. And as the icing on the cake, there’s also the fact that India Dreamin will serve as a great opportunity to meet representatives from one of the largest community of developers and admins in the world. To take advantage of the opportunity, The Welkin Suite is sponsoring the "Hands on Training" sessions at India Dreamin.
Rustam Nurgudin
Updated: Updated: The Welkin Suite Release Announcement - Bloom Series Goals
Just a few days ago (just to make it clear - I am writing this article on the last days of May 2017), we presented the Bloom R1 release for The Welkin Suite IDE, and to get this done we completed a huge amount of work. And now, I would like to take a look at, and talk with you about the main and most interesting moments that encompassed this:
Rustam Nurgudin
Eyes Set on Dreamforce'17
The Welkin Suite is again excited to be joining the largest, and greatest Salesforce event of the year in San Francisco this year - Dreamforce'17!
Aura, Javascript, Visualforce completion, Admin panel in Bloom R4
Hot summer with great new possibilities!
The updated version of The Welkin Suite Bloom is here to make your working process easier and give you some more free minutes to enjoy this summer 
In the current blog post, we will describe newly implemented functionalities in the IDE for both Salesforce Developers and Admins so check and don't miss - there is something useful for you for sure!
From now on The Welkin Suite IDE becomes even more comfortable for Salesforce developers and admins. You can start from selecting the preferable default TWS UI and continue getting all data about your sObject from the Admin panel, or working on your code with code completion improvements like a Javascript code completion and markup completion in Lightning and Visualforce.
Configuring Salesforce sObjects and saving time at the same time!
If you are adding new fields to sObjects often, you know how time-consuming this can be, even if you are just accomplishing this task for a couple fields, because you have to bother with configuring the layouts, and setting up the FLS. More than 100 years ago Henry Ford applied the moving assembly line concept to his production method, however we don't have such an option for sObjects modifications, at least if you don't want to be dealing with the fun of XML files, however, even going down this road, you won't have the full speed of being able to modify and configure the objects and related settings.
Vladimir Gubanovich
Takeaways from TrailheaDX'17
The Welkin Suite Team just recently got back from attending TrailheaDX-17 in San Francisco, this last weekend, and we really appreciated the opportunity to visit with our user base, but also we appreciate what we have gained from the great atmosphere that Salesforce installs into its events. There were many useful sessions for all attendees to attend, and as is always the case with Salesforce events, the many people who are working in and around Salesforce are excited to share their knowledge with anyone who is willing to listen.
Daniel Fitzner
Troubleshooting and Debugging Salesforce orgs in The Welkin Suite
Even though Salesforce has always been an innovative platform, just a couple years ago our troubleshooting options seemed as they were much more closer to the stone age, especially when we were comparing them to the other development platforms like Java or .NET. We were using things like "System.debug()" to print out important information to the log files, and then we were analyzing hundreds and thousands of lines of logs (I can feel the migraines and the sandpaper eyes just thinking about this now). However since that time, we already have had a great amount of tools for debugging become available to us - you can see a short overview of some of them below, and even further below, we'll highlight a couple of common scenarios that we are normally faced with, and how to handle them with these tools 
Vladimir Gubanovich
Blaze R1 for Mac with Lightning Previewer, PMD Apex, new Code Assistance
We are ready to start this summer off by presenting to you some new abilities of The Welkin Suite IDE for Mac, so please meet the newest updated version of the IDE - Blaze R1, and be ready to be impressed with its great functionalities, which will help you to improve you working process on Apex and Lightning. We did a great job tackling the amount of work that was related to the refreshing of, or even better said, the rewriting of the Code Assistance functionality, and the changes that we've made have solved a lot of issues, and we really feel that we are now providing you with a more powerful tool for all of your work. Also, the implemented built-in PMD support, in the IDE, will help you to analyze your Apex code, and keep it much clear and much easier to maintain thought the life of your project. The new Lightning Components and Applications Previewer not only looks incredible, but it will save greatly your time by letting you preview all of your changes in just seconds directly from The Welkin Suite IDE. Plus, now you won't miss any really useful options or new features in the IDE, because now you can use our new Getting Started guide that has tons of tips for exploring The Welkin Suite.
Updated: Visual Studio extensions in The Welkin Suite
The Welkin Suite is an IDE for Salesforce development, which is built on top of Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Isolated Shell (for Windows version), and which gives you an option to use some of the great Visual Studio extensions while developing Salesforce applications. In this article, we will teach you to install Visual Studio 2013 extensions to The Welkin Suite, and will share a couple of great extensions, which work well with TWS, and which allow you to be more productive and feel more comfortable while developing.
