Learn SALESFORCE-APEX with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 27, 2025
Installation Setup
Enable Dev Hub and Salesforce DX for modern development
Install VS Code + Salesforce Extensions Pack
Authorize org and configure CLI for metadata pull/push
Configure scratch orgs or sandboxes for development
Set up CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions/Jenkins/Copado
Environment Setup
Create scratch orgs
Configure sandboxes for QA/UAT
Use data masking for non-prod
Set debug log levels
Integrate CI/CD with source control
Config Files
project-scratch-def.json
.forceignore
sfdx-project.json
packageDirectories metadata
Named Credentials configuration
Cli Commands
sfdx force:org:create
sfdx force:source:push
sfdx force:apex:test:run
sfdx force:apex:log:get
sfdx force:package:version:create
Internationalization
Use Custom Labels for string externalization
Respect locale-based formatting
Use Translation Workbench for multi-language support
Avoid hard-coded currency/date formats
Use locale-aware parsing in Apex
Accessibility
Leverage SLDS accessibility features
Ensure predictable keyboard navigation
Support screen-reader semantics
Avoid inaccessible custom HTML in LWCs
Use ARIA attributes where appropriate
Ui Styling
LWC for modern UI
Use Apex as backend controller
Respect SLDS (Salesforce Lightning Design System)
Decouple UI from business logic
Use dynamic forms where possible
State Management
Apex transactions enforce atomicity
Savepoints allow partial rollbacks
Static variables maintain state per transaction
Platform Events maintain async state
Caching via Platform Cache
Data Management
Bulk DML for performance
Use Database.insert with partial success
Use aggregate queries for analytical tasks
Leverage External Objects for federated data
Enforce sharing and permissions