Salesforce DevTools Release Notes (version 3.9.0) – Object Fields, SOQL Query Editor

Salesforce DevTools features detail is here. Install Install From Chrome Web Store Release Notes (2022/1/31) 1. Released new feature that supports searching all fields and showing its data usage. This feature helps you to find fields more easily and quickly, to check its data usage in seconds, there is no need to run many soql […]

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Salesforce DevTools Release Notes (version 3.8.0)

Detail of Salesforce DevTools features is here. Install Install From Chrome Web Store Release Notes (2021/4/5) 1. Released new feature that supports exporting Object Definition Detail to Excel. Object Definition with more detail can be exported now, it includes object setting, fields, field-level security, workflow rules, workflow actions (tasks, field updates, alerts, outboundmessages), there is […]

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Salesforce DevTools JUST HIT 10,000 USERS! THANK YOU!

Salesforce DevTools JUST HIT 10,000 USERS! It is loved by Salesforce developers in over 100 countries! THANK YOU to everyone who likes Salesforce DevTools and gives important feedback to me. BTW, an awesome feature is coming soon with next major release, enjoy it! Install Install From Chrome Web Store Report issue If you have any […]

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Using Promise for Apex Server-Side request in Lightning Component

In Lightning Components, each communication with Apex Server-Side is handled as a Javascript async request, and the callback you set is called after the server-side action is completed. A server-side action can return any JSON object, such as sObject or a map of name-value pairs. The followoing sample code shows how a server-call works in […]

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Salesforce Smart Importer – 1-Drag to import Excel / CSV in Salesforce, supports both Classic and Lightning!

This is my third Chrome Extension named Salesforce Smart Importer (Other two popular extensions are Salesforce Mass Editor and Salesforce DevTools), it is designed for Salesforce not only admin but also normal user, supports : ・1-Drag to import any Excel / CSV data on anywhere in Salesforce, both Classic and Lightning. ・Automatize reference field value […]

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Using URL parameters on Salesforce standard pages

Salesforce has many URL parameters can be used on its standard page, with this kind of parameters, you can do some URL hacking on it, as below: Note: All of parameters must be encoded with UTF-8. Login page There are two ways to login and access into Salesforce from url. 1. https://<SFDC Instance Url>/ Parameter […]

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KISS principle for apex code with List and Map in Salesforce

Here are some KISS (Keep it simple, stupid) principles for cleaning our apex code with List and Map in Salesforce, as Linus Torvalds said: “Talk is cheap. Show me the code”, let me show you as below: Initialize Map Normal KISS principle Select(SOQL) to Map Normal KISS principle Initialize List Normal KISS principle Map keys […]

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Batch Apex running mode (parallel and series) and how to maintain state in it

In my early post, I’d shared about how to write a Schedulable Batch Apex in Salesforce, and I’ll show you how transactions run in batch Apex and how to maintain their state across these transactions in this post. Batch Apex running mode (parallel / series) As we know, each execution of a batch Apex job […]

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Salesforce Mass Editor (Chrome Extension) – Mass create, mass update, mass clone, mass delete on any list view. Support for both Classic and Lightning!

This’s my second Chrome Extension (First one is HERE) this year, named “Salesforce Mass Editor” and it supports for doing the below things : ・Makes any Salesforce list view to be a powerful mass editor. ・Mass insert, mass clone, mass update, mass delete, ALL-IN-ONE. Support for both Classic and Lightning! ・Export record data to CSV […]

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