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Experience Builder is a visual editor in Salesforce that helps you design pages for your Experience Cloud sites. You can drag and drop standard and custom components, change layouts, and adjust branding — all from your browser. Enable Experience Cloud

To integrate SQL into an application using Azure Portal, there are a few steps you need to follow depending on the SQL database service you want to use. The most generally used SQL services on Azure are Azure SQL Database

What Are Events in Node.js? Node.js is designed around an event-driven architecture. This means that instead of waiting for tasks like file operations or HTTP requests to finish, Node.js uses events to signal when these tasks are complete. To manage

Here is an article related to how to implement Excel functionality in LWC. Sometimes we have a requirement to read or write data to Excel sheets using LWC so for that we have a javascript library named ‘SheetJS’ which you

Power BI, a powerful business analytics tool from Microsoft, enables users to create interactive reports and dashboards. To keep your reports up-to-date, it’s essential to set up a daily refresh. For those using on-premises data sources, configuring a gateway is

Dynamic Related List Dynamic Related Lists in Salesforce offer a flexible way to display related records on a record detail page based on specific criteria. Unlike traditional related lists that show all related records by default, dynamic related lists dynamically

Power BI provides built-in Row Level Security (RLS) to control data access, but it doesn’t have a direct way to show or hide pages for different users. However, we can create a workaround using user roles to limit access to

We can build many real-time applications such as chat applications, multiplayer games, financial trading platforms, and collaboration platforms using WebSockets with AWS API Gateway, Lambda, and dynamoDB. In this blog we will learn how to build real-time applications using WebSockets

When working with Git in large, collaborative projects, mastering advanced commands becomes essential for maintaining clean commit histories, isolating bugs efficiently, and managing code across multiple branches. While basic commands like commit, merge, and pull are sufficient for day-to-day work,