Salesforce World - By Chamil

As a seasoned professional in this dynamic ecosystem, you hold the key to unlocking the full potential of aspiring Salesforce interns. Your role as a mentor is not just about imparting knowledge; it's about fostering growth, building confidence, and nurturing the next generation of Salesforce experts. As a mentor for a Salesforce intern, your role is pivotal in guiding their learning and growth within the Salesforce ecosystem.  I have been mentoring newcomers since 2015. Based on the experience I gained and the learning from other mentors, a guideline is prepared to help you effectively mentor your intern. Understand the Intern's Goals Before diving into mentorship, take the time to understand the intern's background, skill level, and career aspirations. What motivated them to pursue an internship in Salesforce? What specific areas are they interested in exploring or learning more about? Understanding their goals will help you tailor the mentorship experience to meet their

In the dynamic world of Salesforce development, making the right architectural decisions can significantly impact the success and scalability of your projects. Regarding managing configuration data for integrations, two options stand out: Custom Metadata and Custom Settings. In this blog post, we'll delve into the difference between each option to help you decide on your integration needs. Custom Metadata: Harnessing the Power of Metadata-Driven Configuration Custom Metadata offers a metadata-driven approach to managing configuration data in Salesforce. Here are some key features that make Custom Metadata a compelling choice for integration-related developments: Flexibility and Adaptability : Custom Metadata allows you to create records to define and configure application behavior. This flexibility makes it ideal for scenarios where integration configurations may change frequently or need to be easily updated. Deployable with Metadata : Custom Metadata records can be deployed along

In the dynamic world of Salesforce development, leveraging asynchronous Apex is crucial for handling large volumes of data and executing long-running processes without impacting user experience. However, working within Salesforce's asynchronous Apex limits can be challenging, often requiring careful planning and optimization. In this blog post, we'll explore some best practices and strategies to help you avoid hitting asynchronous Apex limits and optimize your Salesforce development experience. Understanding Asynchronous Apex Limits Before diving into strategies for avoiding asynchronous Apex limits, let's briefly review the key limits imposed by Salesforce: Concurrent Asynchronous Apex Executions : Salesforce imposes limits on the number of asynchronous Apex executions that can run concurrently. This includes Future methods, Queueable Apex, and Batch Apex. Total Number of Asynchronous Apex Executions : There's a limit on the total number of asynchronous Apex executions