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All 100 tips →One idea per page, readable in under a minute, with the code ready to copy.
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Apex FluentlyWe don't just write about Salesforce. We build for it. Apex Fluently is our open-source ecosystem of libraries, written while solving real problems on enterprise projects and used by developers worldwide.
- GitHub stars
- 270+
- Public repositories
- 17+
- Libraries
- 6
- Licence
- MIT
152SOQL Lib
Dynamic SOQL builder with mocking, caching and security controls.
28DML Lib
Simplified DML operations with mocking and automatic relationship handling.
27Async Lib
One API for Queueable, Batch and Scheduled jobs. Eliminates queueable limits.
34HTTP Mock
Mock HTTP callouts with a fluent API. No more HttpCalloutMock classes.
28Apex Consts
Modular constants framework with on-demand loading. No more God classes.
7Cache Manager
Fluent API for Apex transaction, session and org cache.
VS Code extensions
- Salesforce Snippets
128 Apex and LWC code snippets for VS Code.
- Custom Labels
Add and sort Salesforce Custom Labels without leaving the editor.
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