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Create a Simple Calculator using LWC

·3 mins
Let us create a simple calculator app with Lightning Web Component (LWC) in Salesforce. Pre-requisites to get started - Create your org if you don’t already have one - we don’t need to check-in any code Create a new project in VSCode in VSCode and connect to your org (or, open an existing project) Hit Ctrl+Shift+p > enter sfdx: Create a new Lightning Web Component.

Salesforce Apex for Programmers

·26 mins
This is Salesforce Apex introduction for programmers. It can also serve as a quick reference that no one ever seems to need. Why? #Because I was tired of seeing the same “what is a constant and variable” type posts that goes through everything from defining how beautiful SFDC is, how Apex can make your dreams come true, and finally get to expanding “OOP”.

Checklist to Prepare for Salesforce UAT

·5 mins
UAT or User Acceptance Testing is when your application gets tested by the subject matter experts and users. It is (one of the) last crucial steps to get your application put to real-world usage in production.

Find Index of Element in Salesforce List

·2 mins
A Salesforce list and map are super convenient ways of operating on a collection in Apex. Let’s say you magically have some collections but need to find (and probably change) one of the elements in the collection - here’s how you can do that.

Using JWT to Invoke External Service in Salesforce

·3 mins
JSON Web Token, or JWT, is a way to enable authentication and get you access to a resource. It is a digitally signed token that can be used for authentication across parties, and is a self-contained way to transfer information and include claims to specified resources.

Run SOQL with SFDX and Export Results to File

·2 mins
Running SOQL against salesforce orgs is quite easy with SFDX. All you have to do is - sfdx force:data:soql:query -q "your_soql" -u="user@sfdc.com" Or, you could save a few of your favourite SOQLs in a scripts folder in your salesforce project root folder and run them on demand.

Developing in Salesforce.com (2021 Edition)

·7 mins
Salesforce.com development experience has improved leaps and bounds over the past five years, and continues to rapidly innovate and evolve. So, how do you do Salesforce.com development in 2021? Here’s a rundown of trends and the step-by-step guide to get started.