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Apex Design Patterns

Apex Design Patterns

By : Zaa, Verma
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Apex Design Patterns

Apex Design Patterns

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By: Zaa, Verma

Overview of this book

Apex is an on-demand programming language providing a complete set of features for building business applications – including data models and objects to manage data. Apex being a proprietor programming language from Salesforce to be worked with multi tenant environment is a lot different than traditional OOPs languages like Java and C#. It acts as a workflow engine for managing collaboration of the data between users, a user interface model to handle forms and other interactions, and a SOAP API for programmatic access and integration. Apex Design Patterns gives you an insight to several problematic situations that can arise while developing on Force.com platform and the usage of Design patterns to solve them. Packed with real life examples, it gives you a walkthrough from learning design patterns that Apex can offer us, to implementing the appropriate ones in your own application. Furthermore, we learn about the creational patterns that deal with object creation mechanism and structural patterns that helps to identify the relationship between entities. Also, the behavioural and concurrency patterns are put forward explaining the communication between objects and multi-threaded programming paradigm respectively. We later on, deal with the issues regarding structuring of classes, instantiating or how to give a dynamic behaviour at a runtime, with the help of anti-patterns. We learn the basic OOPs principal in polymorphic and modular way to enhance its capability. Also, best practices of writing Apex code are explained to differentiate between the implementation of appropriate patterns. This book will also explain some unique patterns that could be applied to get around governor limits. By the end of this book, you will be a maestro in developing your applications on Force.com for Salesforce
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The iterator pattern


Developers of Universal Call Center are given the task of displaying a customer banner on the service cloud. This banner should display the account name and ticker symbol of a customer. This functionality needs to be reusable so the team decides to use a newly launched Salesforce lightning platform to create a banner component. An expected requirement is to display one account at a time. Team discussed an approach to retrieve all the required accounts and display them in a sequence. However, as this would result in lots of records being stored in the browser memory, this solution is not memory-efficient. So, the team identifies that they need a solution wherein they can retrieve one account at a time.

The iterator pattern  is the right fit for this use case. It allows sequential iteration of a collection of records.

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The iterator pattern provides a way to access the elements in a collection sequentially without exposing its underlying data structure. The iterator...

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