As many of you know, I do enjoy writing books. Which is a good thing given that I’ve written quite a few of them. I’m proud of all of my books, but there are a few that fall into a special category – and that includes my latest effort. If you’ve looked at the book market, you’ve probably noticed that a lot of books are very similar.

Most subjects offer dozens of competing books that have pretty much the same content. Personally, I’ve always felt that if a good book exists on a particular subject, I shouldn’t waste my time writing another one. As a result, most (if not all) of my books have been either unique, or the first one in a given space. For example: my original Visual Basic Programmer’s Guide to the Windows API was the only book for a long time that dared to teach Visual Basic programmers to use the Windows API. My recent book on teaching leadership skills to teens is nothing like anything else on the market. Which brings us to Advanced Apex Programming. As I mentioned in my previous blog post, I’ve been spending more and more time over the past few years working in Apex – the native language of Salesforce.com.

Advanced Apex Programming – 4th edition Given the popularity of the Salesforce platform, it’s surprising that this is the very first advanced book on Apex programming. Then again, maybe it isn’t surprising – with all the free reference material and numerous articles and white papers online, why would anyone need an actual book? Cloud computing V2.1. Oct 2011 Salesforce.com: Developerforce. Proceedings of the 2008 Conference of the Center for Advanced Studies on.

I’ve learned a great deal in the process and well, you know how it is. Sooner or later, if I learn something, I end up writing a book to teach it. In this case, I was astonished to find that nobody has written an advanced Apex book yet. There’s lots of great reference material, a good selection of articles, and plenty of beginner’s texts out there.

But there was no book to help the intermediate developers take the next step, and give the advanced developers something to geek out to. Even the domain, was available! I couldn’t resist. You can read about the book at. I’m as excited about it as I was that original VB Programmer’s guide.

As with that book, I think it’s going to help a lot of programmers write a lot of great code and become more successful. And as an author, hearing from readers that a book I’ve written has helped them build their careers is what really makes it worth the effort. This entry was posted on Sunday, August 5th, 2012 at 10:51 am and is filed under,. You can follow any responses to this entry through the feed. You can, or from your own site. 26 Responses to “Advanced Apex Programming for Salesforce.com and Force.com” • Says: Hello Mr.

Appleman, I really appreciate this post. I was one of those that learned how to use the Windows API from Visual Basic based on your book. It helped me looked like a wizard. I also met you many years ago when your book came out, I believe it was at a VBits conference.

I remember after reading your book(s) I had the thought I’d liked to be published one day. Interestingly enough, a couple of weeks ago my book came out, “Windows PowerShell for Developers”.

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