Great video as usual, Brooks! From one SFDC developer to another I tip my hat to you for tackling these much-needed principles and design patterns on TH-cam. We definitely don't see enough of this type of thing for Apex. I'd love to see some real-life examples of interfaces if you get a chance-I've always wanted to use them but haven't come across many use cases.
Thanks Jonathan I think spotting the use cases takes a little practice. A common one for me that uses SObjects would be constructing different tasks or emails .
I came across your videos, and I have to say great work Brooks!👏 There is a lack of this kind of information and you have done a great work sharing your knowledge through all this videos.
I just came across your TH-cam channel and let me say it is awesome! Please keep making these videos, they are very well done and your explanations are really easy to understand.
Hi, Thanks for sharing your expertise. You mentioned that we cannot use type class to instantiate, if the class being instantiated has constructor(s). I'm wondering how would we instantiate the class in such a case. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Best
You said that the Type class works for no-argument constructors. Is there any way to instantiate a class in the same manner but which accepts arguments? Does Apex support this behaviour?
Very well explained. Took me years to understand this, your video cleared all up in 20 minutes
wow thsnks
Very cool .. thank you for sharing. Will look for more good stuff from you :)
This was great explanation. Thanks a lot 🙏
Great video as usual, Brooks! From one SFDC developer to another I tip my hat to you for tackling these much-needed principles and design patterns on TH-cam. We definitely don't see enough of this type of thing for Apex. I'd love to see some real-life examples of interfaces if you get a chance-I've always wanted to use them but haven't come across many use cases.
Thanks Jonathan I think spotting the use cases takes a little practice. A common one for me that uses SObjects would be constructing different tasks or emails .
I came across your videos, and I have to say great work Brooks!👏 There is a lack of this kind of information and you have done a great work sharing your knowledge through all this videos.
Thank you so much.
I just came across your TH-cam channel and let me say it is awesome! Please keep making these videos, they are very well done and your explanations are really easy to understand.
Thank you, Mateo. That makes my day.
Thanks so much. These are so awesome.
Glad you like them!
Great videos! Looking forward for more.
Thank you!
This was a great summary. Thanks!
Thank you Ryan!
Hi, Thanks for sharing your expertise. You mentioned that we cannot use type class to instantiate, if the class being instantiated has constructor(s). I'm wondering how would we instantiate the class in such a case. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Best
You said that the Type class works for no-argument constructors. Is there any way to instantiate a class in the same manner but which accepts arguments? Does Apex support this behaviour?
No you would have to hack it later with a setter method. I wish it did.