Brief Note of Appreciation It’s been a while since my last #JourneyToCTA diary entry — and for good reason. The season leading up to my CTA demanded everything I had. After the Review Board on June 10, I’m deeply grateful to share that I officially joined the Salesforce Certified Technical Architect community last August. What began as a personal aspiration became one of the most humbling and defining journeys of my career. This milestone was never mine alone. It represents y

I recently moved beyond casual experimentation with Cursor and spent time seriously testing its sub-agent capabilities . Rather than prompting it incrementally or steering every decision, I wanted to understand how it performs when given ownership over an end-to-end outcome . So I designed a simple but revealing experiment. The Setup The task was intentionally scoped but non-trivial: Build a multi-player Tic-Tac-Toe game inside a Salesforce org using Lightning Web Components

User licensing is the first layer of your sharing architecture along with the org edition, but the org edition does not have a huge focus in the CTA scenario. User licensing enables specific core platform baseline features for your users. Every user has exactly one user license. Add-on licensing types such as permission set licenses and feature licenses can also be leveraged but they depend on core functionality being available through user licensing for the user. There are v