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Mastering Integration Topics for Salesforce Developer Interviews

  In the competitive world of Salesforce development, being well-versed in integration topics is a clear differentiator—especially in interviews. Whether you're a fresh developer or a seasoned pro, understanding how Salesforce connects to external systems, orchestrates data flow, and ensures secure, robust performance is foundational. This overview distills the top integration areas that interviewers often explore, equipping candidates with both depth and clarity to articulate strong, confident responses. 1. Understanding Salesforce Integration Patterns Interviewers often start with core design patterns that guide Salesforce integrations. Expect to discuss concepts such as: Request-and-Reply , where outbound requests from Salesforce lead to instantaneous responses. Fire-and-Forget , where Salesforce sends notifications externally without awaiting a response. Batch Data Synchronization , helpful for handling large data loads efficiently. Publish-Subscribe (via Platform E...

Mastering Performance, Debugging, and Maintainability in Modern Web Components: Advanced LWC Best Practices

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, building applications that are fast, reliable, and easy to maintain is no longer optional—it’s essential. Developers working with modern web components face the dual challenge of delivering seamless user experiences while keeping codebases clean and scalable. This session brings together practical insights from seasoned engineers who share proven strategies to optimize performance, streamline debugging, and write maintainable code. The result is a clear roadmap for developers looking to elevate their craft and build applications that stand the test of time. Elevating Performance in Web Components At the core of any responsive application lies efficient performance. The presenters emphasize streamlining rendering logic and optimizing data access strategies to reduce unnecessary re-renders or lag. Key recommendations include: Avoiding costly reactivity bottlenecks by structuring data flow thoughtfully Implementing selective rendering to m...