In this blog, we’ll explore Salesforce Flow vs Apex, highlighting when to use each with practical examples. Salesforce offers two main automation tools to handle complex tasks. Flow is a
Salesforce Apex Best Practices with Real-Time Examples
Salesforce Apex is a strong, object-oriented programming language that lets developers create complicated business logic, automate tasks, and connect to other systems. To write Apex code that is efficient, scalable,
What is Big Object in Salesforce with Example
Salesforce Big Objects are designed to store and manage massive amounts of data up to billions of records without impacting platform performance. Whether we are capturing audit logs, historical data,
Apex Design Patterns in Salesforce
In this blog, we’re going to break down what Apex design patterns are, why they matter, and how you can use them to write better, cleaner, and more scalable code
Lightning Combobox in Salesforce with Example
In this blog, we will discuss Lightning Combobox in Salesforce with an example and what the common scenarios are where it can be used. In Salesforce, LWC (Lightning Web Components)
How to compress and extract zip files in Salesforce
Salesforce’s Spring ’25 release introduced a native Compression namespace in Apex (API v56.0 and later) to create and read ZIP archives without any external libraries. Whether we need to bundle
LWC Local Development in Salesforce
Lightning Web Components (LWC) local development lets us build, preview and test components on our machine with no deployments required. By installing the official Salesforce CLI plugin, enabling Local Dev
How to Use Debug Logs in Salesforce
Debug logs are a very important tool for any Salesforce administrators and Developers. Debug logs capture detailed information about code execution, automation rules, API calls, and more, helping us identify
Salesforce Summer \’25 Release Updates For Developers
Salesforce Summer \’25 release is now live in the pre-release orgs, giving us an early glimpse into all the exciting new features coming our way. If you haven’t already, you
Upsert with External IDs in Salesforce Apex
Integrating external data into our Salesforce org without creating duplicates is a critical task. One powerful way to achieve this is by using the UPSERT operation with an External ID