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SOLID Design Principles in Salesforce (Ep. 1) – What are the SOLID Design Principles?

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If you’re here, you had better be ready to learn some of the most amazing concepts that the developers that came before you and I put together. The SOLID principles are some of the most important software design principles in existence, and if you want to produce some truly excellent and flexible code THIS IS THE WAY! So come on Mando, grab Grogu and become the expert developer you were destined to become! Click play!

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