Hi, I’m Ramprasad Bommaganty.
I’ve spent the last nine years as a Salesforce architect and tech lead, mostly on large implementations in banking, life sciences, and high-tech.
This blog is where I write up what I learn on real projects — the design decisions, tradeoffs, and gotchas that only show up when you’re actually building. Occasionally I wander off Salesforce.
Lately I’ve also been building Label Alchemy, a VS Code extension that converts hardcoded Salesforce strings to Custom Labels.
Recent writing
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Knowledge graphs for Salesforce delivery: field notes on graphify, a Claude Code skill
Over the last year, I have been working on incorporating AI coding agents into my everyday workflow for delivering Salesforce projects. I started off with using Cline and OpenRouter. But it seemed like a tool that worked well for development and architecture-related tasks, but in my day job non-coding tasks take up a decent amount…
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6 takeaways from a Salesforce Data 360 implementation
Salesforce Data 360 (formerly Salesforce Data Cloud) is one of the most talked-about platforms in the Salesforce ecosystem right now. With Salesforce aggressively pivoting to an AI-first model, Data 360 occupies a central role as the primary engine driving that change. For those who aren’t familiar, Data 360 is Salesforce’s data engine and native customer…
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I asked Gemini a simple travel question. 1.5 Hours later, I had a custom web app.
TL;DR: The commodification of app development is here, thanks to Gemini and its peers. Everybody can be an app developer now, with a little bit of patience. The question It all began with a typical search query on a weekend. I wanted to know the tourist attractions in Toronto that would be open on Canada…
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Get better at YouTube by gaining control of your feed
We have all been there. It starts with one juicy thumbnail. 3 hours later you’re cursing yourself for going down a rabbit hole of some irrelevant topic that has no real value to you, either now or later.
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Agentforce: The what, the how and the why
The Salesforce platform evolves significantly every single year. With 3 scheduled releases per year (Winter, Spring and Summer), new product or feature introductions and deprecation of legacy elements is certainly expected. This is good for the platform, and good for the overall ecosystem as it helps Salesforce keep pace with the rest of the technology…