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I cover my approach to tracking what's deployed in a NetSuite account using SDF and source control. I discuss: how to create snapshots of what is deployed in an account where to store those snapshots in your repository what storing them this way allows you to do why you can't expect your main branch to match your Production account who this approach is and is not a fit for This e

Over the past year, I've worked with many clients on source control usage for NetSuite development; I reflect on those projects, and distill those observations down into actionable advice. I cover: getting started with source control choosing a branching strategy why you can't expect your main branch to match your Production account why source control won't solve your collision pr

I have a conversation with Cris Morfopoulos, who runs the SuperTraining learning site. Cris' passion for teaching is infectious, and it comes through in our conversation. We discuss: Cris' passion for training and sharing knowledge with as many people as possible how SuperTraining can train NetSuite users of all roles Cris' background in Hollywood and love for education where NetS

I have a conversation with Isabella Romanazzi, Director of NetSuite Recruitment at SystemsAccountants. We discuss: Isabella's journey into recruiting her observations of trends in the current NetSuite job market her advice for NetSuite job seekers and employers alike her passion for networking events This episode is brought to you by the members of the Sustainable SuiteScript com

I share my backstory, including: Learning to write code on a calculator Changing my mind halfway through a college degree Starting out in government contracting Transitioning cluelessly into NetSuite and JavaScript Getting fired from a NetSuite developer job This episode is brought to you by the members of the Sustainable SuiteScript community. We are a community of NetSuite deve

We say farewell to Tim as he saunters off into the sunset toward his next adventure. On his way out, we discuss: more SuiteQL FAQs Tim's reasons for moving on what's next for Tim's products and services

Jacob Terneus (CEO) and Caleb Schmitz (CRO) of The Anchor Group about their lengthy experience working with SuiteCommerce. the challenges and skills required for ecommerce roles the evolution of Anchor Group's focus to SuiteCommerce the differences between various ecommerce solutions the benefits of knowledge sharing and training within a company

We discuss our observations of the explosion in popularity of generative AI What are our individual reactions to the rise of generative AI? How are we using AI in our lives? How well does generative AI write SuiteScript right now? Enthusiasm and reservations about the nature of work in the age of AI This episode was hosted and sponsored by Salto. Salto is not a consulting co

We discuss our ideas to expand the NetSuite development ecosystem. improving access to SuiteQL metadata table access, views, indexes, query plans enhancing developer tooling like debugging environments and dependency management tailored learning paths for all experience levels better community engagement through a developer relations team Tim's weekly "SuiteDigest" newslette

We follow-up with Jonathan Stark to discuss the concept of authority. Jonathan shares his definition of authority, why establishing authority is important (especially to soloists), and strategies for building authority. We also discuss Jonathan's career pivots, the steps that he went through to establish authority in new areas, and how he and Rochelle Moulton started the popul