Salesforce continues to evolve with every seasonal release, and the Spring ’26 release brings several meaningful enhancements specifically designed for Salesforce Administrators. These updates focus on better error management, improved security, enhanced collaboration, and smoother internal operations.
Salesforce Summer 25 Release – New Admin Features
With the introduction of Lightning Web Component, developers can now build lots of cool UI (User Interface) components. In order to develop Lightning Web Component (LWC), developers need an editor (preferably Visual Studio Code) and then deploy the component through package or through changeset. But unlike other metadata available in Salesforce, deleting Lightning Web Component is not that straightforward. You can’t delete a Lightning Web Component from Salesforce Setup. In this blog post, I am going to share couple of ways you can delete the bundle from Salesforce Org.
I am going to share some of the advanced formulas which you might need to write during your implementation. I will always keep on updating this blog post as I encounter any such advanced formulas.
Imagine a scenario where the need arises to duplicate a set of components dynamically during runtime, providing users with a seamless and efficient way to work with repetitive data or tasks. Enter the Repeater component, a powerful addition to Salesforce’s arsenal that opens up a world of possibilities for developers and administrators alike.
Traditionally, integrating external systems or fetching real-time data from web services within Salesforce Flows has been a multi-step process involving Apex code or external tools. However, the Spring ’24 Release marks a paradigm shift by introducing a built-in capability to validate API connections and execute HTTP callouts seamlessly, all within the intuitive and user-friendly environment of Salesforce Flow.
Special thanks to our speaker, Johann Furmann, for the session on his journey " From Admin to Certified Technical Architect ". You can register for all the upcoming sessions from the Kitchener Developer Group here. You can get details...
In this post, I will share the details about Dynamic Action. This is the continuation of my earlier post where I have explained Dynamic Form. These two features complement each other so well that we can implement quite a broad range of scenarios in Lightning...
In this post, I will share the details about Dynamic Form, a feature that was introduced in the Summer ’20 release. Dynamic Form was one of the top voted idea that was delivered. If you ever worked in Classic and Page layout, you know how flexible the page...