kingsleymgbams.hashnode.devIntroducing Named Query APIA Declarative Approach to Salesforce Integrations If you’ve built Salesforce integrations, you’ve likely used one of these approaches: 🔹 The standard REST Query resource (/query?q=SELECT...)🔹 sObjec1d ago·6 min read
kingsleymgbams.hashnode.devLaunching Salesforce Flows from LWC in Spring ’26 with standard__flow🚀 If you've ever launched a Screen Flow from Lightning Web Components using <lightning-flow>, you probably felt it: Extra boilerplate Manual status handling Navigation quirks Messy return logic Now imagine launching a Flow the same way you nav...Feb 16·5 min read
kingsleymgbams.hashnode.devSpring ’26 (API 66+) — Full CRUD in LWC with GraphQL Mutations (No Apex)🚀 Salesforce Spring ’26: Build Full CRUD in LWC with GraphQL Mutations (API 66+) With API 66+, Salesforce now supports GraphQL mutations directly in Lightning Web Components (LWC). That means you can: Query records Create records Update records ...Feb 9·4 min read
kingsleymgbams.hashnode.dev🌱 Dynamic Event Listeners in LWC: Cleaner, Scalable Event Handling with lwc:on (Spring '26)✅ Unit 1: Why Dynamic Event Listeners Matter 🚀 “Even minor interaction changes can increase the complexity of LWC templates.” You’re building an LWC component for Cases that shows Next Best Actions (NBA). It starts simple: Assign to Me Escalate E...Feb 1·6 min read
kingsleymgbams.hashnode.devSpring ’26 Apex Cursors: Fast UI Paging + Large Data Processing (Without OFFSET or Batch Apex)🚀 Spring ’26 quietly introduced one of the most useful Apex features in years: Apex Cursors If you’ve ever built a custom Salesforce “inbox” experience (Cases, Orders, Tickets…) you’ve probably hit this wall: LIMIT/OFFSET paging gets slow as pages ...Jan 25·8 min read
