Earl Duque
The biggest request from developers is finally here! That’s right, support for newer versions of ECMAScript has arrived with ServiceNow’s Tokyo Release.
What? How? Looking forward Features! Break Point Live demo const let Scoping rules Hoisting Creating global object property Redeclaration arrow functions for/of map set symbol default params spread template strings/literals destructuring class And more ES Sources What? Prior to the Tokyo Release, ServiceNow’s serverside JavaScript utilized ECMAScript 5.
See what’s new from the Developer MVPs! Check out these awesome blogs and podcasts. The Developer MVPs are a collection of ServiceNow developers who are passionate about ServiceNow and inspire other developers by sharing their extensive knowledge openly and inclusively.
Here are some of their amazing contributions from the last month:
July Highlights Instance Scan - Orphaned Catalog Configurations Examples by Nia McCash 88 scan checks to use pre- and post System Clone, Patch or Upgrade by Mark Roethof How to add Agent Assist to any table in Service Operations Workspace by Paul Morris Instance Troubleshooter v/s Instance Scan v/s Instance Health Scan - Now Platform - Article - ServiceNow Community by Kopal Garg Podcast - Laten We Praten - Dev MVP special - Ishaan Shoor hosted by Ashutosh Munot and Dhruv Gupta featuring Ishaan Shoor Provision Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) using ServiceNow Terraform Connector by Hardik Benani
Check out what the Developer MVPs have been up to, from presenting at CreatorCon 2022 to posting blogs, hosting podcasts and more! The Developer MVPs are a collection of ServiceNow developers who are passionate about ServiceNow and inspire other developers by sharing their extensive knowledge openly and inclusively.
Here are some of their amazing contributions from the last two month:
May and June Highlights Virtual Agent client branding guide by Mark Roethof How to modify form layouts in Service Operations Workspace by Paul Morris News with Jace hosted by Jace Benson Blog - Let’s Learn Blockchain part 1 by Dhruv Gupta CreatorCon 2022 Breakouts led by MVPs 007 A Bond Strategy To Enable Citizen Development by Ashutosh Munot and Dhruv Gupta Hack Your Environment To Work For You by Maria Gabriela Waechter *** A ServiceNow Discovery Spoke To Setup Workflows For Your IT Operations by Alikutty Abdulrazak Let’s Break Down AI Search by Anders Figenschow Integrations For Fun And Profit by Eric Riemer Stepping beyond the Portal: Transitioning Your Skills to the Now Experience by Travis Toulson Automate Provisioning And Entitle Users In Three Minutes With Integration Hub Spokes by Ishaan Shoor Revolutionize Your Versioning Upgrades by Paige Duffey Build Developer Friendly APIs With JSON Schema Validation by Jarod Mundt Dev-Ternships: The Best Way To Grow Your ServiceNow Team by Sharon Barnes How To Make Your Code Available To Citizen Developers by Philip Swann Yes, You Can Design A Great User Experience by Sarah Toulson Accelerate The Self-Service Experience Using Catalog Builder by Paul Morris *** Funnily enough, MGOPW’s “Hack your environment” session title has several special characters that absolutely destroys our blog publishing pipeline.
I finally got to experience my first Knowledge and CreatorCon as an employee. Thank you to Den Haag and Las Vegas for hosting all of us! If you missed Chuck’s recap of New York City and Sydney, check it out.
I wanted to make sure Chuck and I posted our response to “What was your favorite part?” along with any good memories because such great events deserve some retrospective posterity so that we can look back and remember the great lessons the world has imparted to us.
Our second CreatorCon Live at Knowledge 2022 is happening next week, May 25 - 26, and we can’t wait to see you there! (Look for Chuck Tomasi in Sydney and Earl Duque and Brad Tilton in Las Vegas).
We’ve put together this brief guide to help you make the most out of your time at CreatorCon because there’s a lot to explore:
Event Highlights (aka what you shouldn’t miss - add these events to your agenda): Lab recommendations based on your skill level and goals: Attend a hands-on lab to help guide you through new features and capabilities.
CreatorCon at Knowledge 2022 Live in New York and The Hague is next week on May 11 - 12, and we can’t wait to see you there in person! (Look out for Chuck Tomasi in New York and Earl Duque and Brad Tilton in The Hague.)
There’s a lot to explore at CreatorCon, so we’ve put together this brief guide to help you make the most out of your time:
Check out what the Developer MVPs have been up to, from posting blogs to hosting podcasts and more! The Developer MVPs are a collection of ServiceNow developers who are passionate about ServiceNow and inspire other developers by sharing their extensive knowledge openly and inclusively.
Here are some of their amazing contributions from the last month:
April Highlights So You Wanna Be An Admin, Part 2: Eight Skills Every Entry-Level Admin Must Have (Plus Five Extra-Awesome Bonus Skills) by Maria Gabriela Ochoa Perez Waechter Listen to: Laten We Praten Season 2 Ep 3.
Here’s how to attend CreatorCon: Live and In-Person
Learn more about the CreatorCon: Digital Experience
Do you build on ServiceNow? Whether you’re just starting, or you’ve been developing with us since the 1880s (shout out to the no-code DeLorean), you need to be at CreatorCon! It’s the event of year - and we’re back live and in-person!
CreatorCon: Live and In-Person Register now:
May 11 - 12 in New York, NY
You younguns’ have it lucky, back in my day we had to walk uphill five miles and create our own order guide sequencing work-arounds, in the snow!
In order guides, multiple catalog items are ordered in the same request, initiating a request item (RITM) for each catalog item. But for some use-cases, we do not want one request item to begin until another request item is done.
Yes, that’s right, with the San Diego release of ServiceNow Order Guide sequencing is easy and fully flexible!
It’s the start of something new! Every month, we’ll be featuring content from our Developer MVPs in a new monthly content spotlight. The Developer MVPs are a collection of ServiceNow developers who are passionate about ServiceNow and inspire other developers by sharing their extensive knowledge openly and inclusively.
Check out their awesome contributions:
March highlights How to revert a Flow/Sub Flow to a previous version by Ishaan Shoor International Women’s Day 2022: #BreaktheBias by Sharon Barnes You Belong in the ServiceNow Community by Maria Gabriela Ochoa Perez Waechter Hidden Gems: Requested For Variable Type by Paul Morris Virtual Agent Academy February 22: Embed rich media and videos into your Virtual Agent by Mark Roethof Want to be a ServiceNow Dev MVP?
