Tag Archives: ApexBestPractices

Polymorphic Apex in Salesforce: How to Write Flexible Code for Multiple Objects

In Salesforce development, writing code that works across multiple objects without duplicating logic is a common challenge. Traditionally, developers create separate methods or triggers for each object, which can lead to maintenance difficulties and bloated codebases. Polymorphic Apex offers a powerful solution by allowing developers to write generic and reusable code that can dynamically handle… Read More »

Configurable Apex in Salesforce Using Custom Metadata Types

In Salesforce development, hardcoding configuration values such as approval limits or thresholds can quickly become unmanageable. Any change often requires modifying Apex code and redeploying it, which increases risk, slows down operations, and creates unnecessary dependency on developers. Build Flexible, Admin-Friendly Configuration Without Hardcoding Custom Metadata Types (CMDTs) solve this problem by allowing configuration to… Read More »