Lightning Web Components (LWC) in Salesforce provide two primary ways to call Apex methods: Imperative and Wire. Both methods serve different purposes and are used in different scenarios. In this
Async/Await in Lightning Web Components (LWC)
Asynchronous programming is a cornerstone of modern web development, especially in Salesforce Lightning Web Components (LWC), where server calls and data fetching are frequent tasks. In this blog, we’ll dive
Scenario Based Salesforce Developer Interview Questions And Answers
In Salesforce we can implement our task either with configuration or customisation. As a Salesforce Developer it is expected that we are able to perform both configuration and customisation. Preparing
Error Handling in Salesforce Apex
Error Handling in Salesforce Apex is a critical aspect of building robust and reliable applications in Salesforce Apex. Proper error handling ensures that your code gracefully manages unexpected scenarios, maintains
Toast Notifications in LWC with example
In this blog, we will discuss the Toast Notifications in LWC with an example. LWC, which stands for Lightning Web Components, provides a modern way to build UI components in
How to Use the getRecord Method in Salesforce LWC
The Lightning Web Components (LWC) framework provides powerful tools to streamline Salesforce development. One of the most useful features is the getRecord method, which allows you to retrieve record data
How to Use Custom Permissions in Apex
Custom Permissions in Salesforce allow you to define specific actions or features that users can access, which are not directly tied to standard object permissions. This feature is particularly useful
Ternary Operator in Salesforce
In this blog, we’ll explore what the ternary operator is, how it’s used in Salesforce. We will be providing practical examples also to show its benefits. When it comes to
All About Salesforce Dynamic SOQL
In this blog, we will discuss all about Salesforce Dynamic SOQL. In Salesforce development, querying data from the database is a common task, and to do so we use Salesforce
How to call Apex Class From Salesforce Flow
This blog post will show how to call an Apex class from a Flow using an Invocable Method. We’ll create a Flow that updates the Account’s Site field with the










