Chapter 4. Implementing Business Logic
We studied the basics of App Development on Force.com. We created database objects, page layouts, and tabs. Now that we have created our model and view, it is time to add some business logic. Business logic is the brain of the application; it makes sense of the data and responds to the button clicks in the UI.
A controller in the Model-View-Controller architecture forms the bridge between a Model (Data) and View (Display). We can write the business logic in the Apex code as well as in a declarative syntax. In this chapter, we will focus on the declarative syntax to write business logic.
In this chapter, we will cover the following topics:
- Choosing between different automation tools
- Automating the business process ...
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