Zoho Developer Hangout (ZDH) - Episode 3 | Building Custom Functions and Automation Designs
Zoho Developer Hangout (ZDH) - Episode 3 | Building Custom Functions and Automation Designs
We're happy to introduce the third episode of Zoho Developer Hangout, where our developer community members come together to discuss the automation capabilities and integration between Zoho applications and other third-party applications.
In this episode, our community member, Christopher Mowers, Zoho Developer Team Lead at AspenTech CRM, explains the most important aspect of coding, i.e. automation design. He provides a live demonstration highlighting the difference between a standard function and one that adheres to best design principles. Through this demonstration, Chris shares insights on the considerations one should make before writing Deluge code and offers best practices for efficient execution without compromising optimization.
Don't miss the opportunity to learn from Chris as he demonstrates how to enhance code runtime and effectively manage API calls, making your coding skills even more proficient.
Difficulty level:
Moderate. A basic understanding of coding is needed.
About Christopher Mowers:
@cmowers specializes in cloud-native software solutions for businesses, holds certifications for Zoho and AWS, and also works to help businesses solve everyday challenges they face. Christopher has a B.S. in Computer Information Systems from Davenport University. He specialized in Database and Data analytics, and graduated with the highest honour. In addition to his work at AspenTech, Christopher is a member of the Adjunct Faculty at Henry Ford College in Dearborn, MI, and is now pursuing an M.S. in computer science from the University of Texas at Austin. Christopher became a Zoholic while working as Director of Operations in the retail sector, where he developed a strong interest in improving operational processes for business.
Check out the ZDH 3 recording below -
If you have a compelling use case that you're proud of implementing, and eager to share with the developer community, send us an email atdeveloper(hyphen)community(at)zohocorp(dot)com, so we can set you up for a session.
ZDH is a Zoho Developer Community learning initiative that aims to facilitate a platform for developers to share their expertise and learn from each other. The monthly virtual meetings are designed to help developers solve real-time business problems by leveraging Deluge and other programming languages. Notably, these sessions are presented by our esteemed Zoho Community members themselves, along with our team of product experts. This format offers community members the chance to engage in interactive discussions, share their own experiences, and gain valuable insights into innovative problem-solving strategies employed by their peers.
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