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Set Up Test Data for an Entire Test Class

Use test setup methods (methods that are annotated with @testSetup) to create test records once and then access them in every test method in the test class. Test setup methods can be time-saving when you need to create reference or prerequisite data for all test methods, or a common set of records that all test methods operate on. Test setup methods can reduce test execution times especially when you’re working with many records. Tes t setup methods enable you to create common test data easily and efficiently. By setting up records once for the class, you don’t need to re-create records for each test method. Also, because the rollback of records that are created during test setup happens at the end of the execution of the entire class, the number of records that are rolled back is reduced. As a result, system resources are used more efficiently compared to creating those records and having them rolled back for each test method @isTest private class CommonTestSetup { @...

New Salesforce Certifications for 2015

Over the past couple of years Salesforce has been very busy formalising a program for its certifications, and so was born, Salesforce U. Salesforce University handles with all of the training as well as the many exams and assessments methods that come with the certifications. When I first started taking my certifications in 2012, there were 4 main certifications routes, Administrator, Developer, Consultant & Technical Architect (For me I kind of think of these as the “classic” routes). As the ecosystem grows and new products come into the limelight, the certification types and routes need to change. Over the past couple of years (mainly 2015), Salesforce has gone through a big transformation of its routes and certifications in order to fit it around their long term strategy. This does make a lot more sense but for people that are used to the “Classic” routes, it can be a bit confusing, let’s take a look at some of the new certifications and routes… Platform App Builder ...

20 Essential Apps For Your Android Phone

The ever-growing Android Market is flooded with apps that never cease to push the boundaries for better user experience. These apps number by the hundreds of thousands, well past the halfway mark towards a million by now, but not all of them are crowd favorites. For every category there are hundreds of choices to pick. Well, I’ve done some filtering and have gathered a list of  20 must-have Android Apps  an Android user should get. I’ve broken it down to a few categories, namely security, backup, communication, browsers, tools, launcher and entertainment so you can just look at the categories you’d want recommendations for. If you have other Android apps you would like to recommend, you can share your opinion at the comments section. Without further ado, the 20 Android apps you simply must have on your Android device. Security AVG Antivirus AVG Antivirus is a free antivirus app for Android. It is free and gives you many features to secure your Android phone from...

Google Tricks

Google isn't just for hypochondriacs looking up their symptoms or for trying to find a cool new restaurant. By just entering a few simple search terms, you can use Google to help plan and organize your life. It is  amazing . 1.) You can use Google as a timer, just set the time in the search bar as shown here. 2.) Google will also help you calculate your tips. 3.) You can find out what date any holiday falls on. 4.) Google will also find movie release dates for you. 5.) You can find full schedules for your favorite television shows. 6.) Google will also find the songs of your favorite bands. 7.) You can use the search engine to find what books your favorite authors wrote. 8.) It'll look up flight information for you. 9.) Do you know what time the sun rises? It'll tell you. 10.) It'll also give you information on your...