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Welcome to my new blog. Inspired by the great Keir Bowden aka Bob Buzzard (https://medium.com/@bob_buzzard/starting-your-salesforce-blog-27178c8dcdba), I dediced to start a blog to share my experiences in working in the Salesforce.com ecosystem and my adventures in homebrewing.

 My goals are to make this space a site for learning, inspiration, discussion and a bit of fun. Check back regularly for new posts and thanks for visiting. Cheers.

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