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✅ 8 Expert Career Tips for Senior Salesforce Professionals to Level Up
The text shares advice for staying relevant in a challenging work environment. It emphasizes the need to continuously improve skills and strategies to navigate complex situations. The author offers practical tips for 2025 and beyond, including what skills to learn, their importance, and examples to try. Readers are encouraged to adapt the examples to fit their own needs.

✅ List View API Updates in Spring'25 Release
There's a new Spring'25 feature allowing sorting of List Views by multiple columns, finally delivered after 17 years since it was requested in 2007. The post won't focus on this feature but on the related Spring'25 update in lightning/uiListsAPI (not to be confused with the old lightning/uiListApi that's being phased out). Whether someone knows about it or not, they’re in the right place to learn more!

✅ You Don't Need Docusign (or Adobe Sign, or ....)
Clients often ask to add Docusign to their forms because their lawyers want signatures. The author, the son of a lawyer, understands the need for clear agreements but believes "getting signatures" doesn't have to mean using paper. He has never paid for e-signature services like Docusign, seeing them as costly and unnecessary. Instead, he encourages nonprofits to find free alternatives for e-signatures, emphasizing the importance of saving money. The main idea is to explore free options before spending on e-signature solutions.

✅ Invoke Google Vertex AI Agent from Salesforce Apex
In Salesforce Setup, the Dialog Flow URL and Token URL need to be added. It's important to activate these remote site settings to ensure that Apex calls to these endpoints work properly. If you’re using a specific area, use 'us-central1' as the region ID. For a global setup, just use 'global' instead.

✅ Automate Accessibility Testing with sa11y to Enhance Efficiency and Accuracy
This blog explains how to automate accessibility testing using sa11y, open-source tools from Salesforce. Salesforce aims to improve user experience and accessibility for everyone, including people with disabilities. To do this effectively, they focus on integrating accessibility into the development process from the start, which requires less effort later on. The post will guide readers on using sa11y for testing and share how Salesforce uses it internally.

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