In Salesforce Apex, building a reliable error-handling strategy means doing more than just catching exceptions. You need to: Fail fast to block bad data before it hits the database, Use custom exceptions that make intent clear, Tag each transaction with a correlation ID for traceability, and Emit structured telemetry for...
In Salesforce development, secure Apex means two things: Enforcing record access through with sharing, without sharing, or inherited sharing. Enforcing object and field-level permissions using CRUD/FLS checks. Apex doesn’t automatically verify these for you—you have to do it.The safest, most reliable pattern is to use with sharing by default and...
When Salesforce orgs get big, keeping things tidy is critical. The best way to do that is by separating responsibilities clearly.Your domain layer should model business rules, the Repository should handle data access (SOQL/DML), Services should coordinate your use cases, and the Unit of Work should manage commits in one...
