Learn SALESFORCE-APEX with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 27, 2025
Monetization
Apex developers in high demand for enterprise Salesforce work
Consulting firms leverage Apex for custom CRM/ERP transformations
Independent ISVs monetize managed packages
Training and certification opportunities
Plugins, accelerators, and frameworks sold commercially
Future Roadmap
More scalable async models
AI-assisted Apex code generation
First-class TypeScript-to-Apex pipelines
Deeper metadata and API introspection
Improved dev tooling and local simulation
When Not To Use
When declarative automation (Flow) can fully handle logic
For heavy ETL jobs better handled externally
Operations that exceed synchronous governor limits
Building large-scale UI logic better suited for LWC
For complex reporting better suited to Analytics/BI tools
Final Summary
Apex is Salesforce’s server-side language for enterprise automation.
Requires careful design due to governor limits and multi-tenancy.
Combines strongly with declarative tools for hybrid solutions.
Ideal for complex integrations, validations, and async jobs.
Strong testing and CI/CD practices are key to success.
Faq
Is Apex required? -> For complex logic, yes.
Can Apex bypass limits? -> No; limits enforce multi-tenancy.
Do Flows replace Apex? -> For simple use cases only.
Can Apex call external APIs? -> Yes via callouts.
Is 75% test coverage mandatory? -> Yes for deployment.