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- I am scottbcovert on github.
- I am scottbcovert (https://keybase.io/scottbcovert) on keybase.
- I have a public key ASDXkFdrF9wh6zDIoccqsgsNW8EWJI67SGVPDxvk0XSh_wo
To claim this, I am signing this object:
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Contact c = [SELECT Name FROM Contact LIMIT 1]; | |
c.Title = 'President'; | |
Map<String,Object> fieldsMap = c.getPopulatedFieldsAsMap(); | |
System.debug(fieldsMap); | |
// DEBUG|{Id=003XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, Name=Jack Rogers} | |
System.debug('Field Map Size: ' + fieldsMap.size()); | |
// DEBUG|Field Map Size: 2 | |
for (String fieldName : fieldsMap.keySet()) | |
{ | |
System.debug('Field Name: ' + fieldName); |
This code represents a centralized trigger framework based on concepts from Dan Appleman's 'Advanced Apex Programming' book | |
and also leverages code written in Hari Krishnan's blog post on the topic (https://krishhari.wordpress.com/2013/07/22/an-architecture-framework-to-handle-triggers-in-the-force-com-platform/). | |
This code is one piece of a larger, open-sourced development framework available here: http://bit.ly/1mZE9b7 |
Gist of Centralized Async Handling via Queueable Apex | |
For accompanying presentation see http://scottbcovert.github.io/queueable-apex | |
NOTE: The following source alone will not compile as it is one piece of a larger Force.com development framework available at https://github.com/scottbcovert/Centralized-Salesforce-Dev-Framework |
Throw to discard the top card on the pile. You can drag to the left or right to see the ones behind. When there are no more left, the cards return. This is just some preliminary work I'm doing along with some Material Design layout tests. The text is nonsene (you may have noticed!).
Forked from Chris Gannon's Pen Drag And Throw 3D Card Pile.
A Pen by Stan Williams on CodePen.