Clean Apex Code: Software Design for Salesforce Developers - Tapa blanda

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Pablo Gonzalez started his career as a Salesforce developer and later moved into product management, where he focuses on building tools that make life easier for developers. He’s worked on Salesforce DevOps products like HappySoup, Salto, and AutoRABIT, blending his technical skills with his love for solving practical problems.

He’s passionate about good software engineering practices and believes the best way to get the most out of Salesforce is to approach it with an engineering mindset. Pablo’s goal is to give Salesforce engineering teams the tools and knowledge they need to succeed ― and enjoy their work more.

Originally from Costa Rica, Pablo now lives in Ireland with his wife and daughter. He loves trying new foods and sharing good meals with family and friends.

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Many developers excel at building solutions in Apex but lack formal training in the core principles of professional software engineering. This book changes that and provides a no-nonsense guide for experienced Salesforce developers ready to master the art of software design.

Pragmatic, approachable, and to the point, this book focuses on essential practices like modularity, coupling, cohesion, and testing—not just to write better code, but to improve how teams deliver software. By emphasizing object-oriented programming, dependency injection, and boundaries, it equips you to design systems that are easier to maintain, test, and scale. With fast, reliable tests as a cornerstone, you’ll learn how great design enables true continuous integration and high-performance software delivery.

Through actionable examples and clear explanations, you’ll learn how to design better systems, reduce complexity, and create codebases that stand the test of time. If you’re serious about your craft, Clean Apex Code will give you the tools and mindset to think like a professional software engineer and deliver software at a higher level.

You will:

• Use better names in all software constructs to improve readability and maintainability
• Apply core software design principles to Apex development
• Embrace modularity, abstraction, and boundaries to simplify complex systems
• Leverage dependency injection, and mocking to write fast, modular tests
• Practice real continuous integration with reliable, high-speed testing