Rock, Paper, Scissors Game with Apex Maps
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This document summarizes a meeting of the Cleveland Salesforce Developer Group. The agenda included welcome/introductions, achievements from members, and a presentation on building a rock-paper-scissors game using Apex Maps. The presentation demonstrated how to create an Apex Map to store the game's rules and determine winners, build a screen flow for users to play, and write test classes to achieve coverage. Questions from attendees were invited at the end.
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- 2. Agenda ● Welcome/Intro ● Achievements ● Today’s Topic: Rock, Paper, Scissors game with Apex Maps ● Announcements & Upcoming Local Events
- 3. Lynda Kane Co-Leader @labboopanda Orlando Briceno-Gomez Co-Leader @orlybg
- 4. Achievements Who has earned a certification or superbadge in Apr, May, or Jun? Who has started a new job? Who is new to the Cleveland Salesforce Developer Group? Anything else to share?
- 5. Rock, Paper, Scissors game with Apex Maps
- 6. Knowledge Gaps A knowledge gap is a discrepancy between what is known and what should be known Example 1: Lynda the Human GPS Despite going to Parmatown Mall hundreds of times, I still don’t know how to get there! Example 2: Imaginary Numbers Knowledge Gap + Imposter Syndrome = 😨 😱 😭 😕 😣 🤢 🤔 😰
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