Adam Osiecki

Bulkification is a fundamental principle in Salesforce automation, ensuring that Flows and Apex processes handle multiple records efficiently instead of processing them one by one. While Salesforce claims that Flows automatically bulkify actions, developers must actively design for bulk operations to prevent hitting governor limits. This article explores how Flow bulkification works, highlights common antipatterns, and provides best practices to optimize performance in record-triggered Flows.

Have you ever encountered the infamous Apex CPU time limit exception? Check out this post to see how to efficiently measure the performance of your Apex code.

Salesforce released new Assert methods in Winter 23. Are they better or worse than existing assert methods? Should we replace the old ones with new methods? Check this article to find out!

Do you know what is the best way to check if the list is empty in Apex? Find out how to do it like a pro!

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