Salesforce.com released its Apex code, which will allow developers to build CRM applications. The latest version include important upgrades, including new ways of adding formulas to workflow among others.

While the latest iteration brings several important upgrades, including a point-and-click tool that lets users add formulas to workflow and the ability for developers to deploy multiple sandboxes, the bottom line with this latest release is, finally, the availability of Apex code.

Announced in October 2006 at Salesforce.coms annual Dreamforce user event, Apex is billed by the company as the first on-demand programming language and platform. 

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