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Rest Integration between two salesforce orgs
Display user activities in vf page using wrapper class
Dynamic report with date filter conditions
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Facebook offline events integration
Custom Button on Click Opens Model/Dialogue - field inline Validations
Custom Button on Click invoke apex class using JavaScript
Access Salesforce from static HTML using Java Script ( Using oAuth2)
Access Salesforce from static HTML using Java Script ( Using Salesforce Username and Password)
How to create Refresh token in Salesforce ?
Telesign(SMS API) Rest API sample code by using Customer ID and API key

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