#1MinuteTip Salesforce announces the general availability of Quick Clone for sandboxes on Hyperforce. Quick Clone, will radically improve the speed of cloning sandboxes, making teams more productive, accelerating testing, and getting releases out faster. Please refer to the blog post (link below) for more information on this announcement.
Image source: Salesforce developer blog post (link below)
#1MinuteTip Here is a video on Salesforce Developers channel on YouTube explaining how to use GraphQL.
What is GraphQL?
GraphQL is a query language and runtime for APIs that was developed by Facebook. It allows clients to specify exactly what data is needed from the server and the server provides only that data in response to the query. This approach allows clients to avoid over-fetching or under-fetching data and enables a more efficient and flexible way of querying data than traditional REST APIs.
What is Salesforce GraphQL API?
Salesforce now also offers GraphQL API for sending and receiving data. It offers a single endpoint to call for all data needed in one request. GraphQL APIs are often much more performant than the traditional REST APIs. They are able to reduce round trips to the server through retrieval of all necessary data in just a single invocation.
Here is a video explaning the concept of GraphQL and showcasing its functionality Salesforce Developers YouTube channel.
This video explores the similarities and differences between SOQL queries and GraphQL, providing a smooth learning path for Salesforce developers. And then dive into the advanced capabilities of GraphQL and how it can be used to implement additional use cases.
#1MinuteTip Do you know that you can use Lightning Web Components (LWC) in email templates?
Lightning email templates in Salesforce includes an “Email Content Builder” that allows you to create rich, professional-looking emails. This builder provides drag-and-drop interface that uses a standard set of Lightning components, like text and image blocks.
But do you know that you can extend it further by building your own custom Lightning Web Components? Using LWC in content builder you can leverage the power and flexibility of the web component framework to create custom, data-driven email designs and create dynamic content using iterations and conditional rendering.
Image Source: Salesforce developers’ blog post (link below)
#1MinuteTip Came across this interesting blog post on Salesforce Developer’s site that lists different anti-patterns and strategies on how to handle them. These anti-patterns include:
Anti-pattern #1: Brittle integration designs
Anti-pattern #2: Lack of Apex logic visibility in your “trigger framework”
Anti-pattern #3: Unstructured deployment during peak hours
Anti-pattern #4: Lack of meaningful debug logs or alerts
Anti-pattern #5: “Fix it first” mentality during emergencies
To read the blog post, please navigate to the link mentioned below.
