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And here is another fun Salesforce API: The UI API. With this API you can tap into the power of the Salesforce User Experience, but through the API, so you can present your own User Experience to the Users. This API offers you a wide variety of data elements and structures that can allow you to recreate much of the data and configurations items available on the Salesforce User Interface. Using this, you can build your own User Interface powered by Salesforce Data. This video is in the Salesforce Integration Extravaganza Set. #acrosstheapis #salesforce #architect #integration #uiapi https://lnkd.in/gf4nbNGF

I´ve just finished the course: Migrate from Aura to Lightning Web Components Make the switch to Lightning Web Components, the preferred way to build UI with Salesforce. https://lnkd.in/efWUbdQ7

You've all seen the new Enhanced Lightning UI coming to new Orgs, but what does that mean for your custom developments ? Salesforce got you covered with this blog post including technical details: https://lnkd.in/edgxSBFb

#Alert Design System Updates Go Live in Summer ’24 Release   🔴 Who is impacted by this change? If your application customizes Lightning pages or Experience Cloud sites by targeting Salesforce components and CSS styles that change with the architecture updates, some visual regressions are possible. These visual regressions can range from a UI component displaying a slightly different color to layout changes in your UI.   🔴 What is the change? Starting in Summer ’24, we’re modifying the design system architecture to support future product innovations. The changes we’re making in the Summer ’24 release won’t be visible to most customers.   🔴 What action do I need to take? During the Summer ’24 Release Sandbox Preview (https://lnkd.in/dgutTr-Q) on May 10, 2024, work with your development team to review the user interface. If you notice visual regressions, refer to the SLDS Architecture Updates FAQs (https://lnkd.in/dRJttS5w) to learn how to update the customized CSS and resolve the regressions.   🔴 Where can I go for more information? For more details, review the SLDS Architecture Updates FAQs (https://lnkd.in/d8JmmhZk)   🔴 What if I have additional questions or concerns? ISV partners: Post questions in the AppExchange & ISV Technical Enablement collaboration group (https://lnkd.in/dwp_JFHr)   🔴 Consulting partners: Post questions in the Questions & Answers collaboration group (https://lnkd.in/dYYHQy6i) #salesforce #salesforcereleaseupdates #salesforcerelease #salesforcelightningdesignsystem #slds

Salesforce Platform Enterprise Architecture by Andrew Fawcett is your guide to architecting enterprise-grade applications with ease and security. Whether you're building for applications for your organization or eyeing the AppExchange, this book takes you on a journey through advanced application architectural design patterns. From Lightning Web Components to Apex, fflib, and beyond, you'll learn to create scalable solutions and harness the power of Salesforce Functions and Heroku. Dive into the world of asynchronous processing and big data strategies, optimizing Lightning UIs, and integrating AWS tools. Plus, a unique case study offers insights into how Salesforce Platform solutions deliver real-world impact. If you're a Salesforce developer or Architect ready to push boundaries and create top-notch apps, this book is your key to the latest innovations on the platform. Thank you Sohini Ghosh for sending a hard copy of the book! #salesforce #enterprisearchitecture #salesforcecareers

Our latest release is here. Brace yourself, there is a lot incoming! 🤯 Over 100 new v2 API endpoints (yes, really) ⚙️ Updated Settings menu 🖥️ Improved Custom Fields interface 👤 New Roles and Permissions interface ⚡ Loads of UI improvements ☁️ New Salesforce components Take a look at the updates in all their glory right here: https://hubs.li/Q02mwjVn0 #productrelease #softwarerelease #threatmodeling

Ready to check out the new GRAX Settings tab? 👀 Experience a simplified setup journey with our enhanced UI. Learn how to configure Salesforce credentials securely and manage permissions effortlessly. Dive in now: https://getgrax.co/46pTsjg #Salesforce #BackupandRecovery

🚀 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

Isn't it about time LWC should shift to functional components rather than old fashioned Class components? React did a pretty good job, and well.. it's fast! 🫣 #salesforce #developers #architect #functional_components #react

A must-bookmark Flow resource: The Record-Triggered Architect Guide from Salesforce. It covers: - When to use Before-Save Flows - When to use After-Save Flows - The benefits of Entry Conditions - Flows per Object considerations - And much more It can be very technical at points, so don’t worry if you don’t understand it all immediately. But, make sure you do this: - Bookmark it - Read it - Research new concepts - Repeat I’m sure you’ll learn something new each time you do. Here is the link: architect.salesforce[dot]com/decision-guides/trigger-automation I’m taking a few days off posting to focus on enjoying Dreamforce, so I wanted to leave you with some great Flow content. I’ll be back talking about Flow on Friday!