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Architecture

Salesforce Hyperforce

Salesforce Hyperforce

Introduction Hyperforce is Salesforce’s infrastructure architecture that allows businesses to deploy Salesforce on major public cloud providers around the world. This enhances data locality by storing data in the same country or region as the organization’s operations, thereby meeting data compliance needs, improving scalability, and boosting performance. 1. Understanding Hyperforce 1.1 Benefits of Hyperforce: Data… Read More »Salesforce Hyperforce

Salesforce Service Oriented Architecture

Service Oriented Architecture in Salesforce Development

Service Oriented Architecture in Salesforce Development Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a software design and software architecture design pattern based on distinct pieces of software providing application functionality as services to other applications. This approach is used to build an architecture based on the use of services, which are self-contained, modular units of software that… Read More »Service Oriented Architecture in Salesforce Development

platform-events

Understanding Salesforce Platform Events

Salesforce provides a robust event-driven architecture that supports real-time, asynchronous intercommunication between various systems. Central to this architecture are Platform Events, which are predefined, secure, and standardized messages to be published and consumed by various Salesforce apps and processes. In this tutorial, we’ll go through a detailed understanding of Salesforce Eventing and Platform Events. Event… Read More »Understanding Salesforce Platform Events

Design Patterns

Common Design Patterns in Apex

Apex Design Patterns are reusable solutions to common problems that developers face while working on the Salesforce platform. These patterns help in designing and implementing scalable, maintainable, and robust applications. We’ll discuss the following basic patterns: Singleton Pattern Selector Pattern Domain Pattern Service Pattern   Singleton Pattern The Singleton pattern ensures that only one instance… Read More »Common Design Patterns in Apex

Salesforce Factory Pattern

Factory Method Pattern and Reflection in Apex within Salesforce: An In-Depth Analysis with Examples

Introduction The Factory Method Pattern is a creational design pattern that enables the creation of objects without specifying the exact class of object to be created. This pattern is particularly useful in scenarios where the program needs to create objects with varying types, but it is impossible or impractical to know the exact class of… Read More »Factory Method Pattern and Reflection in Apex within Salesforce: An In-Depth Analysis with Examples

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