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    Unlock the Power of Vibe Coding in Salesforce

    Dhanik Lal SahniBy Dhanik Lal SahniApril 30, 2025No Comments6 Mins Read
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    Software development is rapidly changing. Now, developers don’t write code themselves. They use AI tools to generate code and just use them to complete their requirement. They are not checking whether the code is correct or not. They simply focus on the result. This is called vibe coding.

    What is Vibe Coding?

    Vibe Coding is a new way of programming where developers leverage generative AI to generate code. They use the prompt (instruction in English) to generate code using generative AI.

    Vibe coding was first introduced by Andrej Karpathy. He explained it as a method of writing software whereby artificial intelligence handles the actual coding while developers merely convey what they want in clear English. So we can say English is now a new programming language.

    Core Principles of Vibe Coding

    1. Natural Language Interaction: The core of vibe coding is the ability to interact with an artificial intelligence system using plain speech. This will allow developers to concentrate on business logic instead of technical details of coding.
    2. AI as the Primary Coder: Vibe coding highlights a change in which AI becomes the main programmer. By giving the AI direction and context, developers enable the AI to produce the required code. Users are encouraged to use Vibe and enjoy a more user-friendly coding experience with this method.
    3. Accessibility for Non-Programmers: Accessibility is one of the main benefits of Vibe coding. It lets amateur programmers or users with little knowledge of coding create software without requiring a thorough software engineering education.
    4. Integration of AI in Development: Vibe coding fundamentally alters the software development lifecycle by integrating AI-driven code generation at every step. This integration allows for a more dynamic and responsive development process.
    5. Quality Control and Oversight: Despite the advantages, it’s crucial to maintain oversight when using AI-generated code. Developers are encouraged not to blindly trust the AI’s output, as quality and adherence to software engineering principles remain essential

    Using Vibe Coding in Salesforce Development

    Vibe coding can be effectively applied to Salesforce development. Salesforce can use Vibe coding to streamline development processes of Apex, Lightning Web Components (LWC), and declarative development features.

    Usage of Vibe Coding in Salesforce Development

    1. Natural Language Prompts for Apex Code Generation

    Salesforce developers can use Vibe coding tools (such as AI-powered IDEs or plugins) to generate Apex code by describing the desired functionality in plain language. For example:

    A developer might prompt the AI with:
    “Create an Apex Trigger on the Opportunity object that automatically updates the Account’s Total_Revenue__c field whenever an Opportunity is created, updated, or deleted. The trigger should calculate the sum of all Amount fields from related Opportunities and update the Total_Revenue__c field on the parent Account. Ensure the trigger handles bulk operations and follows best practices.”

    The AI would then generate the corresponding Apex trigger code, saving time and reducing manual effort.

    Developer has to verify the code once and then can create the trigger in the Salesforce Org. If you check line #40 where the instance is named as *, it will throw an error. So the developer can change it and then save the trigger. It will reduce his/her time.

    2. Automating Lightning Web Components (LWC) Development

    Developing LWCs often involves repetitive tasks like setting up boilerplate code or creating components for specific UI functionalities. Vibe coding can help developers create Lightning Web Components.

    Developers can describe the “vibe” of the component, such as: “Create a Lightning Web Component that displays a list of accounts with pagination and a search bar.”

    The AI can generate the necessary JavaScript, HTML, and CSS files for the component. Based on the above vibe, Agentforce will generate the below code.

    Agentforce has not generated the Apex class, so we can put in a prompt to add the Apex class as well. Once generated, the developer can create a Lightning web component with very little effort.

    3. Integration with Salesforce APIs

    For advanced use cases, vibe coding can simplify integrations with Salesforce APIs. Developers can describe the integration requirements, such as:

    “Write a script to fetch all accounts from Salesforce using the REST API and save them to a CSV file.”

    The AI can generate the code for the integration, including authentication and data handling.

    Code Review and Quality Control

    While vibe coding accelerates development, it’s essential to review the AI-generated code for quality, security, and adherence to Salesforce best practices. Salesforce developers should:

    • Test the generated code in a sandbox environment.
    • Ensure compliance with Salesforce governor limits and security guidelines

    Benefits of Vibe Coding

    Vibe coding offers several advantages that can transform the software development landscape. Here are some of the key benefits:

    1. Vibe coding significantly accelerates the software development process
    2. It can enhance creativity, as developers can refine ideas and innovations based on output.
    3. AI-generated code can help minimise common coding errors and bugs that arise from manual coding.
    4. Amateur programmers and non-developers can also create well-performing applications.
    5. Developer can learn advance coding skills from it

    Disadvantage of Vibe Coding

    While vibe coding offers numerous benefits, it also comes with several disadvantages that developers and organisations should consider:

    1. AI-generated code can often be limited and prone to errors. Users who rely solely on vibe coding may end up with suboptimal or buggy code
    2. Developers may become overly reliant on AI tools. It can lead to a decline in their coding skills and problem-solving abilities.
    3. AI codes are mostly trained on publicly available code, which may include flawed or outdated examples.
    4. AI tools can not understand the full context of the requirement, so the generated code might not align with the requirement.
    5. AI code might not adhere to industry compliance, so it can raise ethical questions.

    Summary

    Vibe coding uses AI to simplify software development. People can describe what they want in straightforward language, and the AI codes it. Both experienced and new developers benefit from this strategy. Quality must be monitored to ensure the programme fulfils standards.

    References

    Andrej Karpathy

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    With over 18 years of experience in web-based application development, I specialize in Salesforce technology and its ecosystem. My journey has equipped me with expertise in a diverse range of technologies including .NET, .NET Core, MS Dynamics CRM, Azure, Oracle, and SQL Server. I am dedicated to staying at the forefront of technological advancements and continuously researching new developments in the Salesforce realm. My focus remains on leveraging technology to create innovative solutions that drive business success.

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