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Performance articles

7 articles · Making pages, queries and automation faster under real load.

3D Salesforce logo illustrating data skew with glowing error blocksAdmin

Salesforce Data Skew: Remediation Strategies

Prevention is the other article. This is for the org you inherited: how to find account, ownership, and lookup skew...

· 6 min read A 3D puzzle piece with a lock icon representing PR validation performance and metadata security.Apex

PR Validation 10x Slower: Solving Permission Set Bottlenecks

Why the metadata engine slows down when Permission Set changes ride along with Apex classes in a Salesforce CI/CD...

· 4 min read A 3D digital gear mechanism representing InsProductService getRatedProducts limitations in SalesforceDevOps

InsProductService getRatedProducts Limitations Explained

Where InsProductService.getRatedProducts runs out of room in Salesforce Industries, and the payload, caching, and async...

· 4 min read Diagram illustrating how the Salesforce @ReadOnly annotation increases Apex query row limits for large data volumesApex

Optimize Salesforce query performance with @ReadOnly

Tired of hitting that 50,001-row limit in Apex? Here is how the @ReadOnly annotation bumps your query capacity up to a...

· 5 min read A visual representation of Apex Hammer tool simulating heavy user load on a Salesforce application interface.Apex

What is Apex Hammer? Load Testing for Salesforce Developers

Wondering whether your code will break under pressure? Apex Hammer helps you simulate heavy traffic and find hidden...

· 4 min read Diagram showing LWC lazy loading implementation to improve Salesforce application performance efficientlyLWC

How to implement LWC lazy loading for better performance

Loading heavy components all at once kills your page speed. Here's how to use lazy loading to fetch only what's needed...

· 5 min read Diagram illustrating LWC dynamic import loading components asynchronously for better page performanceLWC

LWC dynamic import: How to load components on demand

Loading every heavy component at once is what makes your pages sluggish. Dynamic imports pull in the code only when...

· 5 min read