Ben Sweetser
Recent Learning Modules We are always looking to add relevant learning content to the Developer Site. At the end of the 2020, we released three new learning modules:
Data Policies Notifications in Flow Designer Data Stream Actions NOTE: These links are for the learning modules on Quebec, which went into Early Availability on January 21. Use the release selector on the page to switch to Paris if you are working on the Paris release.
We hope everyone has been enjoying the Knowledge 20 Digital Experience and great deal of associated content over the past 5 weeks. Since there is so much content it can be difficult to browse specific topics or know where to focus, so we want to help by calling out some of that content in a series of posts. This post is focused on all of the sessions we found related to Mobile broken down by session type.
Source Control and CI/CD Resources The Orlando release brought some major enhancements to ServiceNow’s source control integration and added some CI/CD capabilities in the form of automated testing and deployment APIs and IntegrationHub spokes. We’ve covered most of that on the blog, but recently there has been a lot more content published due to K20 and other factors. This article will detail that content.
Developer Site Training Training on the ServiceNow Developer Site has used source control with GitHub for years to provide modular learning content.
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Introduction Fix Scripts, like any other script type on the Now Platform, have a purpose to serve. Fix scripts run server-side JavaScript to make changes required by an application that cannot be captured as an application file.
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Introduction Years ago, when I first started working with the ServiceNow platform, I learned about Scripts - Background. Scripts - Background was this magical place in the platform where you could run any server-side script.
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Introduction When I develop scripts to automate business logic, I try to automate how the logic triggers. If logic should run when a record is created or is set to a certain state, I use a Business Rule to automatically execute a script.
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Introduction With GlideRecord queries, you can find any set of records you need in ServiceNow. Not all queries are easy to write, though, especially if you need to work with date fields or OR operators.
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Introduction As my youngest child was learning to count, he would always miss number 14. “…eleven, twelve, thirteen, fifteen, sixteen…” Now he is six years old and counts by ones like a pro.
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Introduction Sometimes you know exactly what you want. You do not have the server at a restaurant bring you every chicken item on the menu and then decide which to eat.
