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Mastering Apex Programming

Mastering Apex Programming

By : Paul Battisson
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Mastering Apex Programming

Mastering Apex Programming

4.9 (12)
By: Paul Battisson

Overview of this book

As applications built on the Salesforce platform are now a key part of many organizations, developers are shifting focus to Apex, Salesforce’s proprietary programming language. As a Salesforce developer, it is important to understand the range of tools at your disposal, how and when to use them, and best practices for working with Apex. Mastering Apex Programming will help you explore the advanced features of Apex programming and guide you in delivering robust solutions that scale. This book starts by taking you through common Apex mistakes, debugging, exception handling, and testing. You'll then discover different asynchronous Apex programming options and develop custom Apex REST web services. The book shows you how to define and utilize Batch Apex, Queueable Apex, and Scheduled Apex using common scenarios before teaching you how to define, publish, and consume platform events and RESTful endpoints with Apex. Finally, you'll learn how to profile and improve the performance of your Apex application, including architecture trade-offs. With code examples used to facilitate discussion throughout, by the end of the book, you'll have developed the skills needed to build robust and scalable applications in Apex.
Table of Contents (21 chapters)
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Section 1 – Triggers, Testing, and Security
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Section 2 – Asynchronous Apex and Apex REST
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Section 3 – Apex Performance

How permissions and sharing work on Salesforce

The Salesforce platform has two main ways of controlling access to records—permissions and sharing. They are often confused for one another but have very different roles in managing access to data. Permissions in Salesforce focus on what you can do with a particular object in general; think of it as akin to a keycard that lets you access different levels of a building.

Sharing focuses on what records you can see for that object based on their ownership. This is like the different rooms our keycard can open on the floors we have access to. If our building was a corporate office block, then as a member of the IT team, we may have access to each floor (permission for each object) and the ability to look at everyone's desk. The CEO may have access to every floor but not into the server room in the basement for security and safety reasons.

With Salesforce's permissions and sharing tools, you can build up a very granular...

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