This is the fifth week of posting a ‘use case a day’ so that a newbie can practice. These five weeks also gave me some time to relax – for, because I was posting a ‘use case a day’, I did not write any blogs. Now, it is time to
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Max your potential with Apex! – Excercise 2
As of this point, we have completed several trails on Trailhead and are counting! As a result, we have amassed theoretical knowledge and have some practical experience. But, since our drive to learn Salesforce is insatiable, we want more! Learning by doing is the key. So, let us look at
Writing Comments? Focus on Why, not What!
Good code is self-documenting – so the adage goes! Comments and codes have inverse relationship – it is believed that better codes need less comments! Only when one reaches a point – where, it would be difficult to grasp the underlying logic without few clues, should one resort to adding
Bugged by Bugs? Master Debugging!
Debugging is an art of finding errors. There are certain constants in life which are unavoidable – death, taxes, and bugs in programming! Debugging comprises of finding the source of a problem in a code base, identifying possible causes, testing out hypotheses until the ultimate cause is found, and then eventually
Pre-requisites for Learning Apex – Logical Mind and Confidence!
In my last article Mastering Apex Variables – a Stepping Stone in your Apex Journey I discussed about Variables and Data Types. There were few assignments for you in that article, if you did not get a chance to complete it, do it right now. It will not take more than 30
Mastering Apex Variables – a Stepping Stone in your Apex Journey
I am touched, and humbled, to receive hundreds of emails thanking me for writing the following blogs – ‘An Unconventional Path to Getting Salesforce Administrator Certification’ and, ‘Creatively Decode your Salesforce Developer Journey’. Thank you! Many of you ask, and wonder, why I spend so much time writing blogs. The