Learn how Apex Enterprise Patterns reduce technical debt, ensure scalability & align with Salesforce best practices. This session includes live demos and real-world use cases for devs and architects.
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Build Future-Proof Apps with Apex Enterprise Patterns
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, Managing Director, Accenture
Role: Architect, Developer
Product: Agentforce 360 Platform
Topic: Thought Leadership
Session Level: Advanced
Session Type: Theater
Session Summary: This session focused on futureproofing Salesforce applications by implementing Apex Enterprise Patterns and the concept of Separation of Concerns (SOC). The speaker illustrated how SOC divides the application into three layers—selector, domain, and service—ensuring cleaner, modular, and scalable code, with examples from real-life scenarios and an insurance use case. Advanced Apex Enterprise Patterns, such as Singleton, Strategy, Facade, Decorator, and Bulk State Transition, were explored in-depth, showcasing their benefits in reducing technical debt, improving testability, and enabling faster innovation. The session emphasized the importance of writing maintainable code and provided actionable challenges and resources, including Trailhead modules and GitHub repositories, to help developers transition from being firefighters to feature enablers in their projects.
Key Takeaways:
• Implementing Separation of Concerns (SOC) with selector, domain, and service layers ensures modular, testable, and futureproof Salesforce applications.
• Apex Enterprise Patterns, including Singleton, Strategy, Facade, Decorator, and Bulk State Transition, significantly reduce technical debt and enhance scalability in high-volume applications.
• Developers were encouraged to adopt best practices by experimenting with SOC and Apex Enterprise Patterns, with resources like Trailhead and GitHub provided for guidance.
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