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Node.js Asymmetric Cryptography to encrypt data in Salesforce Apex and decrypt it in Node.js:

Generate a public and private key pair in Node.js using the built-in crypto module.
Export the public key from Node.js and import it into Salesforce.
Use the imported public key to encrypt the data in Salesforce Apex.
Send the encrypted data to Node.js.
Use the private key in Node.js to decrypt the encrypted data.

Here's an example code snippet that demonstrates how to generate a key pair in Node.js, export the public key, and import it into Salesforce:

Versioning Force.com Metadata with Git

Above steps, help you to versioning your org metadata on your local machine. So you don't need any server, you won't conflict with others.

Install MavensMate on Sublime Text

1 - Install Package Control

2 - Install MavensMate

via Package Control, "Package Control: Install Package"
Update work space path, MavensMate => Settings => Users, mm_workspace
Install MavensMate API, MavensMate => MavensMate API (mm) => Install MavensMate API (mm) version... => select the lastest one

	const {Builder, By, Key, until} = require('selenium-webdriver');

	// Create a new driver instance
	let driver = new Builder().forBrowser('chrome').build();
	let listOfVoterIds = [
	"1234567890123",
	"1234567890124",
	"1234567890125"
	];

	#!/bin/bash

	# Constants
	INTEGER_RE="^[0-9]+$"
	DEFAULT_SRC="src"
	MIN_INTERVAL=1

	# Variables re-initialize if other env have
	AUTH_FILE="auth"
	FORCE_COMMAND="force"

	Date.prototype.getAmPm = function () {
	if( this.getHours() >= 12 ) { return 1 }; // pm
	return 0; // am
	}

	var locale = {
	en: {
	month: ['January', 'February', 'March', 'April', 'May', 'June', 'July', 'August', 'September ', 'October', 'November', 'December'],
	ampm: [ 'am', 'pm' ]
	},

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