Jeremy Ross and John De Santiago
Good Day, Sir! Show, a Salesforce Podcast
We are software engineers that focus on developing custom software solutions for the Salesforce.com Platform. We started this podcast to share our conversations around software development, technology, and the Salesforce.com Platform. Our goal is to keep developers and non-developers informed with our own unique brand of casual, honest, and entertaining commentary.
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Jeremy Ross and John De Santiago
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Dec 21, 2025
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Episodes
Too Many Commits 15.10.2021 1:29:47
In this episode, we discuss our Dreamforce reactions, rumors about a CEO transition, being able to read code with an open mind, proposed changes to Chrome's developer tools message filtering, and tips for git commits.
Forced into a Tangent 17.09.2021 1:19:52
In this episode, we follow up on using npm install with SFDX projects and discuss selector and repository patterns, the role of architects, and stresses associated with software development.
Private Regions 10.09.2021 1:22:50
In this episode, we discuss coding conventions and style, premature optimizations, CSV, Salesforce+, and 1Password.
Still Pissed Off at the Web 21.07.2021 1:28:14
In this episode, we discuss managing state in LWC components, submitting to maven central, camel pdf generator, as a 90s programmer what we thought the future of programming would be, Windows 11, Github Copilot, and the states of UI development.
People Ruin Things 18.06.2021 1:16:38
In this episode, we discuss smart toilets, StackOverflow's acquisition, Benioff's interview about Slack, and Apple WWDC.
The Danger with Hot Fixes 21.05.2021 1:33:20
Hey Code Coverage, we noticed you are still below 75. We can't deploy you to Production ;)
Confetti Talk 06.05.2021 1:24:16
In this episode, we discuss notable highlights from the Summer '21 Release Notes, enterprise licensing, Heroku, the possibility of Dreamforce being in-person, and a brief discussion on web app architecture.
RFC for Your CSV 14.04.2021 1:34:46
In this episode, we discuss Google's certificate program, object destructuring, IntelliJ Updates, Apple TV, Salesforce's policies on vaccination and working from home, Cloud 3.0, and other community topics.
Sir, Good Day! 25.03.2021 1:28:01
In this episode, we discuss pizza methods, packaging anti-patterns, Adam Selipsky, SFDX-git-delta (a.k.a. SGD), thoughts on appropriate levels of abstraction, the pros and cons of outsourcing, and experiences building business rule engines.
Come For the Flow, Stay For the Code 10.03.2021 1:06:29
In this episode, we discuss secret keys on GitHub, rumors of a new Salesforce CEO, Quokka, RedMonk's Top 20 languages, MOVA, Microsoft Exchange, and Open Sourcing the Salesforce CLI.
I-Need-a-Beer-Week 25.02.2021 1:02:58
In this episode, we discuss full stack fatigue, unit testing and testing environments, and beer - cause it's been one of this weeks.
Brew and Stay Fit 03.02.2021 1:15:04
In this episode, we discuss beer, cycling, a follow-up on our Flow discussion, Jeff Bezo's leaving Amazon, IBM reducing its blockchain team, Apple's earnings call, scratchpad, and other topics from the Good Day, Sir! Community.
Close Your Loop, Dummy 27.01.2021 1:12:56
In this episode, we discuss vaccine cloud, GPT-3 sql generation, glassmorphism, Salesforce's developer survey, and Spring '21 release notes.
You Can't Leave the Ohana 14.01.2021 1:08:05
In this episode, we discuss Wade Wegner's farewell to Salesforce, Sarah Franklin's promotion to CMO, recent acquisitions by Komodo and IBM, and a Zoom etiquette rant from Jeremy.
Trying Not to Die 31.12.2020 1:14:33
In this episode, we review our 2019 predictions for 2020 and make new predictions for 2021.
Digital Media Overload 19.12.2020 1:32:16
In this episode, we are joined by Stephan Chandler-Garcia to discuss the latest developer-centric announcements from the DreamTX event. Special Guest: Stephan Chandler-Garcia.
Cringing at Every Syllable 09.12.2020 1:41:09
In this episode, we discuss Salesforce's acquisition of Slack.
Grown Ass Man 18.11.2020 57:49
In this relatively brief episode, we discuss the performance of the new Apple M1 Macbooks, Larry Ellison's comments on new marketing tools, and an update on Jeremy's homebrew setup.
Unhandled Inception 06.11.2020 1:27:08
In this episode, we discuss Microsoft's partnership with Adobe and C3, GitHub source code leak, a new CEO tax in San Francisco, and the unintended consequences of certifications and the H1B system.
A Medium to Flavor 22.10.2020 1:42:45
In this episode, we listen to and share our thoughts on several topics from clips sourced from various technology related podcasts.
Earned Media 07.10.2020 1:11:40
In this episode, we discuss Tableau CRM, Otka, Work.com, reliance on automation, architecture and solution design, and the community thread on what you would do to not mess up a new Salesforce Org.
You Can’t Lick Your Way to Namespaces 24.09.2020 1:11:56
Note, this is not one of our traditional shows. It is our first remote recording since the pandemic from our favorite bar, and things get candid. We barely talk Salesforce. John curses while Jeremy tries to keep the show on track. It might even be our last show...who knows. Listen at your own discretion.
Fear of Missing Emails 09.09.2020 1:34:57
In this episode, we are joined by members of the Good Day, Sir! community to discuss our highlights from the Salesforce Winter '21 Release Notes.
Learn the Curly Brackets 19.08.2020 1:41:55
In this special Good Day, Sir! Community episode, we discuss a Digital Dreamforce and related conferences, Salesforce automation, packaging, and other news related topics.
Embrace Hybrid 06.08.2020 1:42:50
In this episode, we discuss aura method security and how to scan for missing permissions, real-time event monitoring, OpenAI GPT-3, and low code/pro code.
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