I started many, many decades ago a few decades ago. Now, um, in accounting, I got a degree bachelors degree in accounting and was always, um, really interested in technology. And I use that interest to really drive my accounting career early on, which made me, um, move into technology, particularly as PCs, etcetera moved into the business environment. And so I was able to leverage my technology interest and move from accounting into information technology, my master's degrees and information technology. And I was able to leverage that to continue building my career over the last three decades in information technology. And so I moved from being a thio server administrator all the way up. Thio Technology executive.

What I do is I do salesforce, um, developed port development for them. So I do the general administration and support. I also dio Asai mentioned sequel development. So reports and queries and information, Um, that is coming out of the salesforce system. I do development. So I leverage the ecosystem of salesforce capabilities and its platform toe, build out solutions and leverage that technology to meet their business needs. So, um, I think every pain point for a developer is understanding what it is that people who want built so, you know, getting to know the customer's understanding, their needs, how they use the system on what they're trying to accomplish with whatever change we're talking about. Making really helps me do a better job of developing those solutions out for those guys. Poor customers. I

the boot camp that I attended was Java based. I was very interested in this particular job because it was Salesforce and I thought it offered some potential that may be a generic Java or Microsoft C sharp job Didn't offer, uh, a little bit of familiarity with customer relationship management systems in my past also made me interested in sales, which Salesforce's very java like in its language and its use, although it is job like it is not Java. And so I was able to leverage the Java class that I learned in boot camp in the job skills that I wanted to boot camp. Really, to use that in Salesforce and for Apex, we used the agile scrum framework for planning and development. Eso It's basically two weeks sprint. We talked about what we're going to do and then turn around it in two weeks, delivered some form or phase of that Teoh our customers for verification and additionally, with whatever decide leads to death. That's sort of like the models we use. You know, things like don't repeat yourself solid frameworks, things like that in our programming and testing methodologies. I guess so to speak. Um the languages that we use. A primary leader sequel server Secret development on Apex Java script. Um, those are probably the big ones that I'm using right now. A little bit of here and there for other stuff. But those are the big ones. Okay? Uh huh. So you know, Java Salesforce Apex is an object oriented language, so it works like most object oriented languages. And I think C sharp in Java on Apex, being Salesforce's version of Java all, really, when you're developing programming in the basics are pretty much the same. There's some functionalities, such as lamb dozen jobs that don't exist in Apex on. So you know, there's some things that in the more advanced and newer versions of job don't get exist in Apex or having equivalent. One of the most interesting things about Salesforce and it's a version of Java is the participants of variables throughout a transaction where in Java it's very class specific and so once that variable for a class doesn't retain it's value throughout the transaction, unless you're unless you do some special stuff in job, wherein Apex. You know, if in your first class out of 15 classes that you're traveling through traversing is part of the transaction. It's variable, actually retains its value throughout the transaction. So, um, it actually could be very valuable in same time development standpoint, because you don't have Thio continue carrying and moving that very before you come back to that original instance of that object in that variable and use it, Andi implemented or do whatever. And so the fact that that variable to persistent that was that was something very unique Thio something that actually is a you. So what you're looking for?