A login flow can be used to personalize the login experience and integrate business processes with Salesforce authentication. Common use cases include displaying release/notice messages, collecting and updating user data at login, configuring multi-factor authentication, and integrating third-party strong authentication methods.
Platform event triggered flow launches when a platform event message is received. This auto-launched flow runs in the background. Similar to objects we can use the platform event field values from the platform event message by referencing the $Record global variable.
Exception Handling in Salesforce Flow using fault path and platform event.
Bypass Apex Trigger in Flow Transaction
Ways to Bypass Salesforce Flow for a User or Profile
Integrate third-party applications via Canvas App. Canvas makes it simple to integrate a third-party application into Salesforce. Canvas is a set of tools and JavaScript APIs for exposing an application as a canvas app. This means you can incorporate new or existing third-party applications into your Salesforce org and make them available to your users.
The workspace API allows you to programmatically control the workspace tabs and subtabs in the lightning console app. If you have experience working with the Salesforce console app you may have noticed records opened as workspace tabs and their related records opened as sub-tabs (child tabs).
Code Builder is a cutting-edge, web-based development environment designed specifically for Salesforce. It is powered by AWS and allows you to launch a full-featured IDE in your browser from your Salesforce org with the click of a button. There is nothing to install or configure on your device, so you won't have to spend hours installing developer tools!
Learn Salesforce DevOps Center Beta, it is a new way of managing and releasing Salesforce changes that do not rely on Change Sets.
This article outlines Salesforce Apex's coding best practices, including not using DML/SOQL/SOSL statements in loops, avoiding hardcoded IDs, utilizing only one trigger per SObject Type, delegating triggers to regular classes, ensuring code is bulkified, preventing SOQL injection, not using seeAllData in unit tests, using braces in for loops, maintaining correct naming conventions, avoiding debug statements and including assertions in unit tests.
The Lightning Component framework uses Content Security Policy (CSP), a W3C standard, to control and restrict content loaded on a page to prevent cross-site scripting and other code injection attacks. The default CSP policy does not allow API calls from JavaScript code. To make API calls, a remote site needs to be added as a CSP Trusted Site in the Salesforce org. The article also provides a step-by-step guide to add a CSP trusted site and make an API call from JavaScript code successfully.
Call External Services Registered Actions from Apex | We can directly access External Services registered actions from Apex to access reusable functionality when writing Apex code.