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SOLID Design Principles in Salesforce (Ep. 6) – The Dependency Inversion Principle

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In this final episode of the SOLID Design Principles tutorial series, we’re going to go over one of the most important design principles out there, the Dependency Inversion Principle! It’s unbelievable what it will allow you to do, so check it out! I promise it’s worth the watch!

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Advanced Apex Programming
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