The getPopulatedFieldsAsMap method, introduced in recent Salesforce updates, is a powerful addition for dealing with dynamic apex or SObject instances. This method…
Triggering Platform events from within Salesforce is pretty easy. Learn how in this post.
Creating a UI that is intuitive and user-friendly can be challenging and time-consuming. In this blog post, we will walk through the process of building a custom UI with LWC.
In Lightning Web Components (LWC), data can be defined and used in components through attributes. This blog post explains how to use attributes to pass data.
Salesforce Platform Events are an event-driven architecture provided by the Salesforce platform. In this guide we look at what, why, and when.
As a newcomer to Salesforce, you will quickly come across several important terms that are fundamental to understanding how Salesforce works. These terms are Org, Sandbox, Trust, and Security. In this article, we will explain each of these terms in detail and how they fit into the overall Salesforce ecosystem.
Switching from Visualforce to using Lightning is not an easy transition as there's quite a few changes that Salesforce Developers will need to get used to. Lightning changes a lot of the way that Salesforce works.
In this blog article, you will learn 13 tips for developing maintainable and performant Lightning Web Components.
You can add lightning web components to existing Visualforce pages. In this blog post, you will learn how to use Lightning Web Components in Visualforce and with Apex.
During Salesforce Developer interviews, it's common to be asked quite a few different questions so a company can guage your knowledge and at what level you are.
Complex applications are made up of many different components that need to work together and share data. Components must be able to communicate with one another. There are several ways that LWC components can communicate with each other.
One question that often comes up is whether LWC and Aura Components can be used together in the same application. The answer is yes, they can be used together, but there are some important considerations to keep in mind.
Salesforce developed Lightning Web Components after Apex, Visualforce, and Lightning Components (Aura). Aura missed the mark, so Salesforce went back to the drawing board...
Lightning Web Components and Lightning components are great tools for creating user interfaces for Salesforce platform apps.
Regular expressions, also known as RegEx, are a powerful tool that can be used to search, match, and manipulate strings in various programming languages.
No! Salesforce Lightning Components (Aura Components) are likely to live on for quite a few years. I do think that the Lightning Web Component will eventually lead to the Lightning Component falling out of use.
There is no requirement right now to completely rebuild Aura components because Aura and Lightning Web Components can work together. They are completely interoperable.
When connecting to the Salesforce SOAP API, there's two different WSDL options: the Enterprise WSDL and the Partner WSDL.
Apex classes and methods can be exposed to external applications as REST based endpoints. This means that there's a very easy way to have an external application make a direct call into Salesforce to do a specific action.
Salesforce Architects whether they be Solution Architects, Technical Architects or some other type of Architect should have at least a good working knowledge of how to code.