Welcome to week 5! Write your homework here and I'll give you some feedback.

Welcome to week 4 :) We will finally cover how to use the logger and create a lightweight logging framework. Solve the homework and write your solution in the comments here 👇 Good luck ;)

This is an exciting week! We'll build some real projects using Stripe. Because that's literally the only way to learn Integrations. But I also talked a bit more about Architecture. If you are more advanced, I really recommend that you watch this video and try to play around with this architecture. The schedule for this week is the same: 1. Alon's Weekly Session Tuesday 7 p.m. EDT 2. My Weekly Session Tuesday 7 p.m. CET No Sunday session this time. Just post any questions here in the community and we'll all help you Also, I have one ask... If you are enjoying the cohort, could you leave me a review? It takes 30 seconds, and I'll send you some cool bonuses. ​Click here to leave the review​ And of course, do the homework and post here down here in the comments 👇👇👇

PLEASE don't make your methods static 😅 I am not sure why, but so many people make methods static. Static = shared between all instances of a class. For example: public class Person { public static String planet = 'Earth'; } That makes sense. Any time you create a person object, they will have a shared variable called planet. But... Static is something extra. You only add it in two cases: 1) You are using some annotation (e.g. @AuraEnabled) and it requires you to make it static. 2) You have some good reasons and it fits logically. (it's rather rarer) If you can't explain to yourself why the method has to be static and can't be just a normal method you should not use static methods. Otherwise, you can end up in situations like the screenshot, where you have a private method that is static. Which is bad, because it defeats the whole purpose of either "private" or "static". Let me know if you guys have any questions :)

Week 2 is live! We'll cover POST requests and how to make the first request with the real API. Homework is here. Write your solutions down below! LET'S GOO!