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Apex, LWC, and integration patterns for the engineers shipping production code on Salesforce.

Salesforce developers live inside a unique constraint envelope: governor limits, async patterns, metadata coupling, and a declarative-first culture that views code as a last resort. Generic AI coding advice doesn't translate. These resources are written by people who've shipped AI-generated Apex into real production orgs, and explain where it works, where it breaks, and how to keep it reviewable.

04 resources · 04 FAQs

The most expensive Salesforce code is the Apex you didn't have to write. The second most expensive is the Apex you wrote because you didn't know AI could've.
, Salesforce Developer's AI Playbook

Top jobs to be done

What developers actually need help with.

01

Apex with AI

Where AI Apex generation works, where it breaks, and how to review the output without trusting it.

02

LWC patterns

Component patterns that beat the AppExchange starter kits, with reactivity and state shape that scales.

03

Integration & API

Platform Events, callouts, async patterns. When to use which, and the governor-limit footguns.

04

Test class generation

Why AI-generated test classes hit 90% coverage but don't actually test anything, and the fix.

05

DevOps & deployment

Source-driven development, CI/CD on Salesforce, and the Copado/Gearset trade-offs.

06

Refactoring inherited Apex

The AI workflow for reading 8,000 lines of legacy Apex and figuring out what it actually does.

Frequently asked

Questions developers keep asking.

Should Salesforce developers worry about AI replacing them?

Not in the next 3 years, but the bar is rising fast. The developers who'll thrive are the ones who treat AI as a senior pair-programmer: review every line, push back on bad patterns, and own the architecture. The ones who treat it as autocomplete will be the first to go.

What's the biggest mistake devs make with AI-generated Apex?

Trusting the test classes. AI hits 90%+ coverage easily but the assertions are usually trivial (assertEquals on a value the test itself just set). You get a green build that proves nothing. The fix: write the assertion targets first, then ask AI to write the test scaffolding and DML setup around them.

Is Salesforce DX worth migrating to in 2026?

Yes, and the migration cost has dropped because AI can read your sandbox metadata and propose a source-driven structure for it. The pre-AI migration was a 3-week project. With Clientell or similar tooling it's 2 days. Stop deferring it.

How do I avoid governor-limit footguns when AI generates Apex?

Specify the bulk pattern in the prompt up front: 'Generate a trigger handler that bulk-safe processes up to 200 records per transaction, queries related records in a single SOQL with parent traversal, and DMLs the result set in one call.' AI will follow the constraint when you state it; it will produce non-bulk-safe code by default.

Getting Started

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