Mastering Modularity: A Beginner’s Guide to Structured Coding in Apex
When I first started coding in Apex for Salesforce, I quickly realized the importance of organizing my code into modules. It was a game-changer for me in terms of maintaining and reusing code. Let me share some insights and examples to help you grasp this concept. Example Code Snippets and…
How do you land your first job as a Salesforce developer?
Landing your first job as a Salesforce developer can be a challenging yet rewarding journey. It begins with a solid foundation in both the theoretical and practical aspects of Salesforce. Start by immersing yourself in the Salesforce ecosystem. Trailhead Utilize the wealth of resources available, including the official Salesforce documentation,…
Understanding events in LWC
Table of Content In Lightning Web Components (LWC), events are used for communication between components. They allow a component to send data to other components or receive data from them. Here’s an overview of how events work in LWC: Types of Events Standard Events Standard events are predefined by the…
Navigating Through Troubled Waters: My Encounter with Java Exception Handling
I want to share a chapter from my Java learning diary that felt like learning to navigate a ship through troubled waters. It’s about handling exceptions in Java. At first, the concept seemed daunting to me, like a vast ocean filled with unforeseen troubles. But as I learned to navigate…
Does Salesforce QA need coding knowledge?
Certainly, let’s enhance the information about testing in Salesforce: In the world of Salesforce, the testing of Apex classes and triggers is a crucial aspect of the development process. Developers themselves are responsible for this phase, adhering to the standard rule that mandates achieving at least 75% code coverage with…
API suffixes in Salesforce
Here are some common suffixes and their uses: These suffixes are essential for understanding the schema and architecture of Salesforce, as they provide immediate context about the nature of the objects or fields you are dealing with.
Spread Operator in LWC
In my journey as a developer, I’ve come across various tools and techniques that have significantly simplified my coding process. One such powerful feature in JavaScript, which forms the backbone of Lightning Web Components (LWC), is the spread operator. Today, I want to share with you the basics of the…
Does AWS Require Coding? As a non-coding backing person Can I learn AWS?
Yes, AWS (Amazon Web Services) can involve coding depending on how you use it. While you don’t necessarily need to be a programmer to use AWS, coding skills can be highly beneficial. Here’s how coding is relevant to AWS: So, while you can perform basic tasks in AWS without coding,…
Asynchronous JavaScript: Mastering Promises for Smooth Operations
Table Of Contents: Introduction As a beginner in JavaScript, one of the concepts that took my coding skills to the next level was understanding asynchronous operations and mastering Promises. In JavaScript, operations like fetching data from a server or reading files are asynchronous, meaning they don’t block the execution of…
Salesforce News: End of Support for Workflow Rules & Process Builder
Introduction: Salesforce has announced that it will no longer support Workflow Rules and Process Builder after December 31, 2025. This decision is part of Salesforce’s commitment to focusing on a modern, low-code automation solution: Flow Builder. The retirement of these features marks a significant shift in the importance of adapting…
