About The Blog

This blog has been created with the intention of giving back to the community a tiny part of what it brought me these past years by sharing the ways I have overcome some challenges as well as some useful tips and tricks.

This blog is not intending to repeat any documentation provided by Salesforce, but rather put into perspective the options the SFDC platform offers on the shelf that could be used to solve a problem and propose a thought process to strive to get the best of the Salesforce platform.

Please comment the articles, challenge the solutions, and suggest new ideas!

My Beliefs for a Successful Design

Articles from this blog are inspired by real user requirements and include the following Non-Functional Requirements as a foundation. I strongly believe that a good and sustainable design has to be built on top of a sound ground layer composed of this 4 areas.

Scalability

Give the opportunity to your design to scale up by considering future changing parameters while controlling and enforcing Salesforce boundaries.

Security

Make security your highest priority to protect your data and your assets from intentional attack or unintended unsecure act.

Maintenability

Well-balance your design between leveraging standard features VS custom developments to keep it maintenable over time and tailored to the Business Administrators.

Performance

Pick out the Salesforce features fitting your performance needs to get the best of the Force.com Platform capabilities in a SaaS environment.

About Me

Salesforce Technical Architect

I am a Salesforce Technical Architect based in Dublin, Salesforce Evangelist and advocate of continuous personal development. I strive to cope with increasingly complex challenges and keep fostering a well-balanced combination of business skills and hands-on experience in software development, design and architecture.

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