Salesforce Insights in 5 Minutes·Issue #196·For architects
Salesforce Anti-Patterns, Lars Malmqvist
Lars Malmqvist's book on Salesforce anti-patterns is a solid read, even though it was written before AI took over the spotlight. It could've easily been a blog post, but Lars manages to stretch the content in a way that doesn't feel repetitive. Jokes aside, the book is genuinely useful - it highlights patterns that seem fine on the surface but can cause real trouble down the line. Basically: an anti-pattern looks like a good solution at first, but ends up biting you later in software projects.
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