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1. raycast-single-disk-eject raycast-single-disk-eject Public

   Raycast Extension for choosing a single disk to eject, similar to the Alfred functionality.

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2. google-apps-script-storageservice google-apps-script-storageservice Public

   Utility class (built in TypeScript) for storing small or large values in Google Apps Script properties.

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3. Post Leads to SFDC via JavaScript Fe... Post Leads to SFDC via JavaScript Fetch API and a Web-to-Lead form.

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   # Post Leads to SFDC via JS Fetch API & Web-to-Lead

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   When working with Web-to-Lead forms, you might run into a situation where you'd like to integrate the form with your frontend framework (React, Vue, Angular, etc...). This can be accomplished quite easily using whatever HTTP library you're most comfortable with. 

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   To demonstrate this, let's take a look at an example Web-to-Lead form, and the JavaScript required to post Leads to a SFDC org. 

4. Brief explanation and code snippets ... Brief explanation and code snippets for Controlling/Dependent picklist functionality in your Web-to-Lead forms.

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   # Controlling and Dependent Picklists in Web-to-Lead Forms

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   The Dependent Picklist feature in Salesforce is an incredibly powerful tool for keeping data clean and organized. Through setting up relationships between different fields, an Admin can filter available values in certain picklists based on the value of other fields. 

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   Unfortunately, many Admins discover that, despite configuring dependent picklists for objects like Leads, that functionality disappears as soon as they generate a Web-to-Lead form. 

5. cometd-node-example cometd-node-example Public

   Example on how to connect the NodeJS CometD client to a Salesforce Org to subscribe to Platform Events

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6. New macOS Machine Setup New macOS Machine Setup

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   # Setting Up New macOS Machine for Development

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   With so much in the cloud these days, I find that it's become easier and easier to justify wiping my machine totally, and starting fresh. The pain of getting all your data transferred has mostly vanished away with the adoption of storing basically all of my most important data in various cloud repositories. 

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   That being said, there are still plenty of things that need downloading and configuring on a fresh machine. To avoid the hassle of looking at the same GitHub repos over and over again for installation, and trying to remember all of the small command line tools that I had installed, I figured it was time to write down the things that I need on each machine.