Resources
We build commercial products, but we also publish focused tools and libraries that solve concrete engineering problems. These projects come out of real work across Salesforce development, developer productivity, and infrastructure-heavy workflows.
Next.js web app
A web application that bundles focused Salesforce utilities around metadata workflows, formulas, and developer-facing editing experiences.
The project uses React, Next.js, and Monaco-powered editing to support richer interactions than typical single-purpose admin utilities.
It reflects Datasert’s broader approach to Salesforce tooling: practical interfaces for technical users who need speed, precision, and metadata awareness.
TypeScript library
A TypeScript cron parsing and matching toolkit for Node.js and browser environments, including support for advanced cron flags such as L, W, #, and ?.
Designed as a modular monorepo so parser and matcher capabilities can be used independently.
Useful when you need stricter cron validation, compiled cron objects, or future match calculation without depending on a full scheduler.
Salesforce Apex package
A reusable Salesforce managed package shaped by enterprise app development, with shared building blocks for settings, logging, HTTP callouts, JSON mapping, and queueable task orchestration.
The package focuses on recurring infrastructure concerns so Salesforce teams can standardize common patterns instead of rebuilding them in each org.
It includes practical modules like fluent assertions, stopwatch-style diagnostics, application logging, and flexible HTTP callout mocks for testing.
VS Code extension
A productivity extension for text-heavy workflows in Visual Studio Code, with commands for copying, transforming, generating, formatting, and processing selections.
Texty is built for power users who spend a lot of time reshaping data, snippets, lists, and identifiers across multiple selections.
Beyond simple case conversion, it includes number series generation, UUID helpers, regex-based filtering, custom scripts, and reusable custom commands.