Andrew Fawcett Portfolio
FinancialForce CTO whose blog, tagged "From BBC Basic to Force.com and beyond," tracks Apex Enterprise Patterns (the FFLib framework) and reacts to platform releases as they ship, including 2026 posts on Apex User Mode defaults.
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
Posts track platform changes as they ship
Writing about User Mode Apex and API 67.0 changes right when they land shows he's still hands-on with the current platform, not coasting on older authority.
A maintained architectural opinion across years
The recurring Apex Enterprise Patterns / FFLib thread demonstrates a sustained, evolving point of view rather than a one-off article.
Personal-history framing in the tagline
"From BBC Basic to Force.com and beyond" gives a long-arc technical identity instead of a generic "Salesforce blog" label.
What Salesforce Developers can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
Write about platform releases as they land — a dated post reacting to a specific release proves current, active expertise.
Pick one architectural opinion (a pattern, a library) and revisit it publicly over years rather than one-and-done posts.
A one-line personal framing of your technical journey is more memorable than a generic bio paragraph.
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