Freaky Apex Quirks Part Deux: The Quantum Map Key
The frustrating journey of code that changes behavior when observed.
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Code Review Checklists
These are three code-review template checklists that should be used by code authors, peer reviewers, and subject-matter experts (SMEs) during the code review process.
A Signals Implementation for LWC
Implementing a state management solution in LWC based on Signals.
Should it Throw?
Exceptions should be reserved for the truly exceptional, situations where really there is no recovering from.
Leading an Effective Team
A summary of the guidelines I personally follow and believe are successful to lead a team effectively.
Anti-Pattern: God Classes
Exploring the God Class anti-pattern and why it's bad for your codebase.
Feature Toggling with the Null Object Pattern in Apex
Exploring the use of the Null Object pattern to help with feature toggling in Apex
Exploring Mixins in LWC
Mixins are a pattern that lets you share code between classes. In this sense, they are similar to inheritance, but with the added benefit of allowing you to compose several mixins together, essentially letting you inherit the behavior of multiple classes. Let's explore how to use them in LWC.
Freaky Apex Quirks: The Null That’s Not Null
Apex is a powerful tool, but it does have its quirks. Let's explore how nulls aren't always what they seem.
Writing Clear Apex Tests
Writing clear and concise tests is a critical part of the development process. In this post, we will explore some best practices for writing clear Apex tests.