December 2017

Yesterday I passed the Service Cloud exam! I have to admit this was a bit of a challenging exam to pass to say the least!

Some useful links to help pass the exam:

http://www.testsahoy.com/it-certification/salesforce/certified-service-cloud-consultant – online mock exams.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57qw-zfG8-g – useful YouTube video from LearnSFDC.com.
https://quizlet.com/subject/Salesforce.com-Service-Cloud/ – flash cards to help highlight areas of the exam you need to learn.
http://www.salesforceben.com/service-cloud-certification-guide-tips/ – other useful tips and tricks.

If you’re interested in what topics are in the exam or if you’ve got general questions let me know in the comments.

We’ve covered all of the layers so far in use when using FFLIB. Here’s a quick overview of the different layers again.

Selector – all of your queries go into this layer.
Domain – the layer which contains reusable pieces of code for working with sObjects and is the entry point for handling trigger events.
Service – business logic orchestration layer which can be called from anywhere in your application.
Unit of work – a pattern for managing transactions on the platform.

In this blog post I’m going to cover how to “stitch” all of those layers together to produce a rock solid code base and have an application structure which is properly set up.

Continue reading “FFLIB – Application structure” →

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