LWC Conditional Rendering: lwc:if, lwc:elseif, lwc:else
As a developer, one of the most important aspects of building web applications is the ability to control the flow…
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Unlocking the Power of GraphQL in Salesforce LWC
GraphQL is a powerful querying language that allows developers to retrieve only the data they need from Salesforce in a more efficient and flexible way than traditional REST API calls. In Salesforce, GraphQL can be used with Lightning Web Components (LWC) to retrieve data from Salesforce objects.
Using LWR to Build Custom Pages in Salesforce
Lightning Web Runtime (LWR) is a special feature of the Salesforce Lightning platform that allows developers to create custom pages…
Handle Returned Database Errors in Apex
Handling errors in the partial insert/update is best practice. As a developer, you should design the solution in a way that you can respond quickly when businesses ask questions about any failure.
Update Bulk Records with Mass Quick Action Button
A mass quick action is a quick action that we can add to the search layout of an object. After creating a mass quick action, we can perform mass updates on up to 100 records in a list view.
Event-Driven Integrations Just Got Easier with the Pub/Sub API
The Pub/Sub API provides a unified interface for publishing and subscribing to platform events such as real-time event monitoring and change data capture. Pub/Sub API efficiently publishes and delivers binary event messages in the Apache Avro format using gRPC and HTTP/2.
In and Not In Operators in Flows
Salesforce's Winter'23 release included this much-needed feature ↠In and Not In operators in flow builder. With In and Not in operators, we can easily query the related data without writing a query inside the loop element.
Customize Login Experience using Login Flow
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
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.