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That's a great video, I have been wondering for years why people randomly lose manually added shares! In our org the "native" owners don't change often which made it even trickier... Btw I like the idea of a shadow Share table for native objects!
The god class you describe is essentially an factory or utility class. 23:21 if some change breaks this god class then the interface class will likely also fail so hence ultimately the calling class a will not be able to accomplish what it needs. An interface can help in that it may only need to change rather than the calling class if the called class is changed or even completely substituted
Matt, This series is awesome. Thank you. I'm using VS Code. I have not been able to figure out how to run the anonymous apex you're running in Intelji. Can you point me in the right direction for VS Code?
I adore this video. You make the lessons from the trailhead more enjoyable. Just a question: why are you using the .debug() instead of .system.out.print.In() ? Sorry if it's a basic computer science question. When I was learning JAVA first, I used to do more .sysout than .debug. You're so helpful!
Apex is a programming language that has a Java like syntax, but still is modified and much easier to use. The thing is that System.debug() is the equivalent syntax of Apex for the System.out.println() from Java, it does the exact same thing. Sysout from Java is like a short expression that you write to auto complete the rest so you don't necessarily need to write the full thing, you just write sysout and press ctrl + space to write more quickly System.out.println() and use it to show some output in the Console. Hope you understood!
I am getting this error while installing the package when I directly try installing from the above link "Apex class SchedulableApexPractice: line 4, column 5: Variable does not exist: TaskUtils" Can you help me fix this?
I think you have a good point in the part that you said a CTA becomes less valuable and probably do not want to approve a candidate, that makes total sense to me! Thanks for sharing your point of view
What would be a purpose of the Blob type if it's passed as value? Does it mean Apex runtime really copies all the blob content when it's passed as argument?
Hello from Belgium! Im currently in a 6months formation (called BeCode) where i learn some basic coding languages (javascript, css, html, sql and php). I only know the basic of those and i am quiet a noob. BeCode propose us to do the saleforce course at the end of it. Do you think is it possible to learn apex language even if i am bad in others languages? Sorry for my english, i hope you will understand me and answer me :)
Heya Gary, dude just want to say again thank you for these videos. I am considered a intermediate/senior Dev and I often refer to your videos just to make sure I know what I am talking about. I would love to hear your thoughts on how to jump ahead of the curve on the AI wave that is hitting Salesforce right now and how, as a developer, you can learn how to implement complicated AI solutions in Salesforce :)
Hey - Nice video, looking forward to going through this series! You said you have a video about the administrative side of things in SF which is good for devs to know, I can't find that video. Did you end up making that, if so, can you link it to me? Thanks again!
can somebody help on this question? Universal Containers has developed Apex code to manually create AccountShare records to grant specific users access to individual Accounts. What must the Architect do to ensure the AccountShare records are not deleted when the owner of the Account is changed? A. Create the share records and set the RowCause to a custom Apex Sharing Reason B. Create the share records in a class with the “Without Sharing” keyword C. Create the share records with the Delete on Owner Change field set to false D. Create the share records and set the RowCause to Manual
Do you have any videos (or recommend any) for people who want to learn about triggers through the “Table-Driven Trigger Management” (TDTM) feature from the managed packages EDA or NPSP?
Hi @CodingwithTheForce can i Please know the lwc master series which your planning which i saw in one of the vedio could you please let us know when your Planning to upload Eagerly waiting,Thank you!
You're easing my journey from the wild west of Javascript into Java/Apex and making it far more enjoyable than jUsT ReAdInG tHe DOcuMEntaTIon - liked + subbed 🤘
