In Salesforce Apex, triggers are incredibly powerful — but without structure, they can spiral into chaos fast.To keep your automation clean, scalable, and predictable, follow three cornerstone practices: One trigger per object A trigger handler pattern Recursion guards Together, these principles make your code easier to debug, safer to scale,...
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