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Andrew Fawcett
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Andrew Fawcett has over 30 years of experience holding several software development-related roles with a focus around enterprise-level product architecture. He is experienced in managing all aspects of the software development life cycle across various technology platforms, frameworks, industry design patterns, and methodologies. He is currently a VP, Product Management, and a Salesforce Certified Platform Developer II at Salesforce. He is responsible for several key platform features and emergent products for Salesforce. He is an avid blogger, open source contributor and project owner, and an experienced speaker. He loves watching movies, Formula 1 motor racing, and building Lego!
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At the time of publication, Andrew Fawcett works as a VP, Product Management, within Salesforce. The statements and opinions in this book are his own and not those of Salesforce.

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{
"packageDirectories": [
{
"path": "force-app",
"package": "FormulaForce App",
"default": true
}

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    ],
"namespace": "fforce",
"sfdcLoginUrl": "https://login.salesforce.com",
"sourceApiVersion": "45.0",
"packageAliases": {
"FormulaForce App": "0Ho6A000000CaVxSAK"
}

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sfdx force:org:open

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Andrew Fawcett

Andrew Fawcett has over 30 years of experience holding several software development-related roles with a focus around enterprise-level product architecture. He is experienced in managing all aspects of the software development life cycle across various technology platforms, frameworks, industry design patterns, and methodologies. He is currently a VP, Product Management, and a Salesforce Certified Platform Developer II at Salesforce. He is responsible for several key platform features and emergent products for Salesforce. He is an avid blogger, open source contributor and project owner, and an experienced speaker. He loves watching movies, Formula 1 motor racing, and building Lego!
Read more about Andrew Fawcett