If you’ve ever deployed an Apex trigger that worked perfectly in your dev sandbox, then blew up in production during a data import — you already know why bulkification matters. Apex bulkification is the practice of writing code that handles multiple...
You’re running a Salesforce Apex transaction, everything looks fine in the sandbox, and then — boom. System.LimitException: Apex CPU time limit exceeded. It’s one of those errors that feels mysterious until you understand what’s actually happening under the hood. The good...
If you’ve spent any time writing Apex, you’ve probably run into it: System.LimitException: Too many SOQL queries: 101. It stops your code cold, usually at the worst possible time — during a data migration, a high-volume batch run, or when a...
Introduction to OOP in Apex If you’ve spent any time building on the Salesforce platform, you already know that Apex is the backbone of custom logic. But here’s something developers often underestimate early on: how you structure your Apex classes directly...
Picture this: your Salesforce org has a mix of Flows built by admins, Apex triggers written three years ago by a developer who’s long gone, and a Process Builder nobody wants to touch. Sound familiar? Choosing the right automation tool isn’t...
If you’ve spent any time writing Apex code, you’ve almost certainly run face-first into a System.LimitException. Maybe it was during a data migration. Maybe it was a trigger that worked perfectly in dev but exploded in production. Either way, Salesforce governor...
Have you ever hit a governor limit mid-transaction and thought, “this really shouldn’t be happening synchronously”? You’re not alone. Async Apex is one of those topics every Salesforce developer learns early but rarely masters fully — and the difference between a...
If you’ve spent any real time building on Salesforce, you know that declarative tools only take you so far. Flows and Process Builder handle the straightforward stuff — but when your business logic gets complex, stateful, or needs to interact with...
If you’re reading this, you’ve probably heard that Apex is the key to unlocking serious development power in Salesforce. You’re absolutely right. Apex is Salesforce’s proprietary, strongly-typed programming language that lets you execute flow and transaction control statements on the Salesforce...
Introduction Have you ever waited ages for Salesforce to run every test in your org just to deploy a small change? You’re not alone. In large orgs with extensive Apex code, running all tests can dramatically slow down deployments, interrupt developer...
