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✅ A Deep Dive into Winter'24 Apex Enhancements
The Winter '24 release of the Salesforce Platform, generally available as of Oct 16th, added some important quality-of-life improvements for Apex developers. In this blog post, we'll walk you through the latest Apex updates introduced in the Winter '24 release and explore these updates with practical code examples to see how they simplify writing business logic.

✅ Refs vs QuerySelector in LWC
Let's talk about access to HTML elements in LWC. Salesforce released Refs during Spring '23. Now we have two ways to query DOM elements: refs and querySelector. Which one is better? Let's cover it in this post.

✅ Five Misconceptions About Data Cloud
Data Cloud was one of the most widely discussed topic at this year's Dreamforce. It is going to be the engine that will power the AI + Data + CRM revolution and lay foundation for numerous upcoming AI & CRM initiatives. It's clear that the Salesforce architects community will need to guide customers as they adopt this new technology. Let's take a look at five misconceptions that stump Salesforce architects who are new to Data Cloud.

✅ Salesforce Fact #788 | Dynamic record picker in screen flow using LWC
So now we have lightning record picker base component in LWC. Using this we can create a dynamic record picker which can be used inside a screen flow and the parameters can be passed from the screen flow as per the requirement.

✅ TraceFlag in Salesforce
Trace Flags in Salesforce are a powerful tool for developers to debug, troubleshoot and analyze the performance of Apex code. They allow developers to capture the execution context of Apex code and track its performance in real-time. In this blog post, we will discuss how to delete Trace Flags using SFDX for Salesforce developers.

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