Asynchronous Apex - Future Methods - Explained | Chapter 97 | Salesforce Developer Masterclass
In this video, we break down Future Methods in Salesforce, a powerful tool for executing processes asynchronously. Here's what we cover:
✅ What Are Future Methods?: Understand their purpose and when to use them.
✅ @future Annotation: Learn how to define a future method and its key requirements.
✅ Key Features: Dive into the ability to execute in separate threads and support for callouts.
✅ Limitations: Understand the governor limits, such as method size, callout restrictions, and transaction constraints.
✅ Best Practices: Tips to ensure smooth and efficient use of future methods in your org.
By the end of this session, you'll have a clear understanding of Future Methods, their use cases, and how to avoid common pitfalls. Perfect for developers aiming to boost their asynchronous processing skills in Salesforce!
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