Skedulo Fall ‘24 Developer Roundup
It’s time for the Skedulo Fall ‘24 release, and there are so many exciting things to talk about. I’m …
Sophie Wheeler
Sophie Wheeler is a Lead Developer Advocate at Skedulo with extensive experience as both a salesforce technical architect and software engineer. Sophie focuses on the Skedulo Pulse Platform, writing technical content and frequently speaking at conferences. She is a full-stack developer and enjoys working on IoT and Integration projects.
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Automation 101: Part 2 — Create your first Webhook
Introduction Welcome to part two in our Automation 101 series! In part one, we covered the options …
Automation 101: Part 1 — What are my options?
So, you want to build a business process or a slick user experience in Skedulo, and you know you …
GraphQL 101, Part 5 — Tips and Tricks
Welcome to the final part in our GraphQL 101 Series! If you’ve missed any of the earlier parts in …
GraphQL 101, Part 4 — A look inwards, GraphQL Introspection
It’s time for Part 4 of our GraphQL 101 Series! If you’ve missed them you can check them out here: …
GraphQL 101, Part 3 — Efficient data mutation and Aliases
Welcome to the third part in this series on using GraphQL with the Skedulo Pulse Platform! We’ve …
Change History is now Generally Available
Do you want to be able to see who changed a record, what they changed, and when? Well, today we have …
GraphQL 101: Part 2 — Elastic Query Language (EQL) Filters
Welcome to the second part in this series on using GraphQL with the Skedulo Pulse Platform! If …
GraphQL 101: Part 1 — Accessing Data on the Pulse Platform
Welcome to the first part in this series on using GraphQL with the Skedulo Pulse Platform! I have …
Quick and easy GraphQL exploration in Skedulo
Introduction As you may know, the Skedulo Pulse Platform uses GraphQL for data querying and …
Enhancing Platform Pages with Web Extensions
So you want to build an amazing user experience in Skedulo? Platform pages will give you most of …