Salesforce Development Paradigms: From Low Code to OOP
summary
Salesforce is a metadata‑driven, multitenant platform where low‑code Flow Builder implements a record‑triggered flow that detects Opportunities over 250,000, queries SLA‑violating Cases, flips priorities and creates Tasks — the demo runs and updates records. More complex integration needs move to Apex: use after‑insert/update triggers, explicit SOQL field lists, and @future callouts because synchronous transactions forbid external callouts; enforceable limits include 50,000 record sync bounds and 75% test coverage for deployments, and all changes are stored as metadata ready for Git/versioning.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:31Meet Tina
- 1:05About Dck
- 1:34Agenda
- 1:55What is Salesforce
- 2:28Salesforce Platform
- 5:10Database
- 8:18Low Code
- 11:39Lightning Flow
- 13:06Demo
- 19:15Apex
- 29:53Key takeaways
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