Dynamic component instantiation can help us avoid loading huge modules. Dynamic import is an easy way to make a component more adaptable.
Author: Dhanik Lal Sahni
YouTube video integration is the process of embedding YouTube videos into various apps. In this post, we will integrate YouTube Video API in Salesforce LWC.
Pexel is a popular online platform providing high-quality, free stock photos and videos. Sometimes we need images/videos for Social Media Marketing, Presentations, Art and Design Projects, Product Design, Prototyping etc. In this post, we will integrate Pexel API for Seamless Image Retrieval. Steps for Integration: 1. Get Pexel API Licenses We need an API key to integrate Pexel with Salesforce. We have to register on its site. Once we register we will get an API key. We will use this API key in the Named Credential Setup. 2. Create Named Credential and External Credential Named Credentials are used for securely…
GraphQL can retrieve data from multiple sources in a single query. In this post, we will build a GraphQL Query Generator in Salesforce Apex.
Businesses need to capture images in Salesforce to support customer service. This post will use Visual Force code to Capture Images in Salesforce.
Salesforce provides a lot of features like permission sets, profiles, roles etc. to secure data. In this blog post, we will use File Security with FileEvent.
Slack is a cloud-based application meant to improve organisational communication. In this post, we will integrate Slack in Salesforce for Customized messages.
GraphQL is a query language for fetching required data using API. This post will explain GraphQL API, and its benefits over REST API and will test this API using a GraphQL client.
Text translation is the process of converting any written text from one language to another. This post will explain how to translate text in Salesforce Apex.
Text translation is converting text from one language into another while preserving its meaning and context. This post will use SysTran API to translate the text with a low-code approach.