Cloning data can be harder than it looks; especially if there are multiple records. In this CodeLive session, Cynthia Thomas and Kevin Poorman work to refactor and test code to elegantly clone large numbers of records. Register now to learn about handling collections of data, refactoring, and testing practices.

1. Live Coding with Salesforce Developers
Oct 10, 2019
Refactoring Data Driven Code
with Cynthia Thomas and Kevin Poorman

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5. Introductions
Explanation of the problem
Coding our solution
Recap
Talking about what we’re gonna talk about. #meta
What’re we coding today?

6. Cynthia Thomas
Developer Evangelist, Salesforce.com
Has a giant Stay-Puft inflatable on his
lawn.
Live Coding with Cynthia Thomas & Kevin Poorman
Kevin Poorman @codefriar
Salesforce Business Analyst,
Embraer
Ask me about the SoFlo Dreamin’
event

7. Data Driven apps
A ui to
● Clone data
● Edit that data
Our specific use case - allowing users to break up cases that arrive via email into meaningful
cases.
What does that mean?

8. https://github.com/sfcodelive/RefactoringDataDrivenCode
We’re working with this project:

9. This way to the code
In case Kevin forgets, this is where we (finally) get away
from the slides and to the coding bits.

10. Today we
Provided a Lightning Web Components interface for creating up to thirty clones of an existing
case.
Kept the UI clean, simple and compact
Refactored our Apex code from a Visualforce Controller to an @AuraEnabled LWC controller.
mAd3 n0 Tyops.

11. Key Takeaways
You can easily mix base components inside your custom components to quickly and easily build
complex UI’s
Remember this!

12. Complete our Trailmix:
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13. Next week on #CodeLive
Until then, catch up on previous episodes
Converting a Visualforce app to Lightning Web Components with Mr. Wizard himself,
Brian Kwong!
Until then, hit https://trailhead.salesforce.com for past episode videos!
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14. Q & A
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