Salesforce has formally launched its Summer ’25 Release, which includes a number of new features, innovations, and user interface upgrades. Quality Assurance (QA) specialists need to get ready for the significant testing effects that these changes will bring while administrators and developers experiment with new features. The main Salesforce Summer ’25 updates that have an … Read more
Salesforce QA professionals rely heavily on productivity tools that simplify testing, streamline validation, and improve data visibility. Among these, Salesforce Inspector Reloaded stands out as a must-have Chrome extension for any QA working in the Salesforce ecosystem. The reloaded version, a community-enhanced fork of the original Salesforce Inspector, offers several new features that improve testing … Read more
It’s simple to assume that manual testing is going obsolete in the fast-paced world of automation, artificial intelligence, and continuous delivery that exists today. Yet, manual testing is still relevant and essential in the world of Salesforce, a highly configurable and dynamic CRM platform. For good reason, manual testing in Salesforce will never completely stop, … Read more
Being a Salesforce tester means more than simply clicking through screens and recording bugs; it means taking on the role of quality gatekeeper in a rapidly evolving, highly configurable platform. Delivering seamless, safe, and scalable Salesforce solutions depends on your work, whether you’re testing Apex code, verifying automation rules, or making sure the appropriate individuals … Read more
Writing tests is only half of the battle when dealing with Apex code in Salesforce; the true understanding and progress come from debugging test failures. Test failures are more than just mistakes; they are indicators that help you address issues, enhance reasoning, and increase the dependability of your organization.In this article we will discuss “How … Read more
Code coverage in Salesforce refers to the percentage of Apex code that executes during unit testing. It is essential to guarantee the functionality, dependability, and maintainability of Salesforce apps. For deployment to production, Salesforce requires a minimum of 75% code coverage; however, aiming higher frequently results in more reliable applications. In this article we will … Read more