John Daniel is an experienced technology leader and owner with over a decade of engineering and architecture experience, currently serving as Owner of Chesapeake E-Ventures and Senior Director of Digital Platforms at Steampunk. He has deep expertise in Salesforce and platform architecture, having held senior roles at Rootstock, FinancialForce, and Morgan & Morgan, and co-founded the Low-Code Security Alliance to shape secure low-code operating models. An active open-source contributor under @ImJohnMDaniel, he has contributed meaningful backend improvements to the widely used fflib-apex-common Apex library, including currency handling, lookup updates, and Unit of Work enhancements. John combines hands-on code contributions with strategic platform leadership, bridging DevOps, security, and product delivery for enterprise-scale systems. His background in physics and a long track record across consulting and product firms give him a pragmatic, systems-oriented approach to solving complex technical and organizational problems.
11 years of coding experience
19 years of employment as a software developer
United States Naval Academy
Associate of Science (A.S.), Associate of Science (A.S.) at Richard Bland College
BS Physics, BS Physics at Virginia Commonwealth University
Common Apex Library supporting Apex Enterprise Patterns and much more!
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:57 reviews, 59 commits, 65 PRs in 7 years 8 months
Contributions summary:John primarily contributed to the `fflib-apex-common` library, focusing on enhancements and bug fixes within the Apex code base. They added functionality to manage currency-related settings, including adjustments for specific system objects. The user also addressed a bug related to the `STANDARD_WITHOUT_CURRENCYISO` configuration and introduced a new method for handling lookup field updates. Furthermore, the user updated the Unit of Work class by modifying access modifiers and adding email relationship management capabilities.
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