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The Spring '24 Salesforce release is now in sandboxes. In one month it goes live in your production orgs. This update has many game-changing innovations for developers. Read this blog post for details on the latest features and let me know which one is your favorite via the comments! https://lnkd.in/emix5Ebm

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The Salesforce Summer '24 release is almost here, and it's packed with features that promise to brighten your development experience like a sunny day! ☀️ Here are some highlights to get you ready for the upgrade: 1. Dynamic Formulas in Apex (Beta): Say hello to handling SObjects with dynamic formulas! The new `Formula.builder()` method is a game-changer, allowing you to craft complex formulas without compile size limits. 2. Apex Updates Galore: The Auth namespace is expanding with new classes and methods, enhancing your authentication flows. 3. SOQL Enhancements: Data Cloud Objects are now accessible via SOQL, opening up new possibilities for data management. 4. Scratch Org Snapshots (GA): Streamline your configuration process with the general availability of Scratch Org Snapshots. 5. Enforced Flow Runs in Bot User Context Ensure your automated processes are more secure and context-aware. ....and there’s more where that came from! 🚀 For a detailed exploration of features, check out the article on Salesforce Ben . #SalesforceDevelopers #Summer24Release

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The Salesforce Summer '24 release introduces numerous features, such as enhancements to dynamic forms, new automation options, advanced SOQL queries, and improved flow capabilities. Highlights at the post published by Ashish Agarwal include the ability to set conditional visibility for tabs, automate user access with policies, and utilize Google Maps in flows. Additionally, enhancements to the Apex Scheduler, new debugging options for flows, and rich text headings in the Lightning App Builder are notable. For detailed descriptions and more features, visit the [original article](https://lnkd.in/d5FyzEGH).

Since we are less than a month away from #Salesforce #Summer24 release, it may be time for you to start on your journey to build out your main object pages in #DynamicForms, because, like me, you have been waiting since 2018 for them to be available, and useable, and now finally with "blank spaces" we can start to see if they may be useful! So I've created a post of my suggested process to move from Page Layouts to Dynamic Forms on Lightning Record Pages for you main objects. You can convert small objects whenever, but on your main, heavily used objects, you may have some cheese moving questions to deal with from users. So take things slowly, there is no hurry, I know they've been hassling you for this functionality since 2018, so another month or two won't hurt. Here is the post https://lnkd.in/gWYqjf6j There are still some major things missing from Dynamic Forms, especially around Buttons, Custom Links, and inexplicably you still can't use Dynamic Forms in narrow column regions of your Lightning Pages, but there are one or two good things now too. I haven't tested Dynamic Forms on Mobile yet, and there may be more to add to this page, so I may post about this again later too.

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🚀 Excited to share insights on Lightning Web Components best practices in Salesforce! 🌟 In today's rapidly evolving tech landscape, building robust and scalable solutions is paramount. With Salesforce's Lightning Web Components (LWC), developers have a powerful toolset to create dynamic and efficient user experiences. Here are some best practices to elevate your LWC development game: 1. **Modularity Matters**: Break down your UI into smaller, reusable components. This promotes code reusability, enhances maintainability, and accelerates development cycles. 2. **Leverage Base Components**: Take advantage of Salesforce's rich library of base components. These pre-built components are optimized for performance and accessibility, allowing you to focus on delivering value rather than reinventing the wheel. 3. **Event-Driven Architecture**: Embrace the event-driven paradigm of LWC. Communicate between components using events to promote loose coupling and enhance flexibility. 4. **Consistent Naming Conventions**: Follow consistent naming conventions for components, methods, and variables. This fosters code readability and facilitates collaboration within your team. 5. **Immutability and Data Binding**: Ensure data flows unidirectionally from parent components to child components, promoting immutability and predictability in your application state. 6. **Performance Optimization**: Optimize performance by minimizing DOM manipulation, reducing re-renders, and caching expensive operations. Use the `@track` decorator judiciously to optimize reactivity. 7. **Comprehensive Testing**: Write comprehensive unit tests to validate the functionality and UI behavior of your components. This instills confidence in your codebase and ensures robustness. 8. **Accessibility First**: Prioritize accessibility by using semantic HTML, providing appropriate labels and descriptions, and testing with screen readers. Ensuring your components are accessible to all users is not just good practice – it's essential. 9. **Security Consciousness**: Implement security best practices to protect against common vulnerabilities like XSS and CSRF. Sanitize user input, validate data server-side, and leverage Salesforce's security features. By adhering to these foundational principles, you can unlock the full potential of Lightning Web Components and deliver exceptional user experiences on the Salesforce platform. Let's continue pushing the boundaries of innovation together! 💡💼 #Salesforce #LWC #DevelopmentBestPractices #SalesforceDeveloper

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