Asynchronous Apex: The 2AM Laundry Rule
Why Salesforce limits your code, how multi-tenancy works, and what happens when you go async — with an analogy that actually sticks.
Apr 25, 20263 min read34
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Async Apex — From the Ground Up
A series revisiting Asynchronous Apex from first principles.
Covers the why behind Governor Limits, and walks through all four async tools — Future Methods, Batch Apex, Queueable Apex, and Scheduled Apex — with real examples, gotchas, and the things most tutorials skip.
Written by a developer, for developers who want to actually understand what's happening under the hood.
Batch Apex: One Brick at a Time — Async Apex Part 2
How Salesforce lets you process thousands of records without blowing up your Governor Limits — and why it thinks exactly like a Lego instruction manual.
Apr 26, 20265 min read14
@future: The Quick Fix — Async Apex
Not every async problem is a bulk problem. Sometimes you just need one operation out of the way — and @future is the simplest tool Salesforce gives you to do it.
Apr 28, 20265 min read10Scheduled Apex: The Alarm Clock
Batch handles volume. @future handles one-offs. But when you need something to run every Monday at 8 AM automatically — that's Scheduled Apex.
Apr 29, 20265 min read14
Queueable Apex: The Modern Choice
@future gets the job done. But Salesforce recommends you move away from it. Queueable Apex has everything @future has — plus objects, job IDs, chaining, and a few tricks most devs don't know.
May 15, 20265 min read16
Continuations — Take a Buzzer, Free the Waiter | Async Apex
The async pattern that keeps the pipeline open, fires three callouts in parallel, and hands the response straight back to your LWC — without your component ever polling. If you've been following the
Jun 8, 202614 min read68