The Salesforce Extension Pack comes with a large set of tools for writing, testing, refactoring, and debugging your Apex code. In-app assistance makes it easy for low-code developers and admins to write, test, and debug Apex code.
In This Section
- Quick Start with Apex Development: Learn how to create Apex classes, test classes, and triggers in VS Code.
- Apex Language Server: Use the included Apex Language Server to access Apex code editing capabilities.
- Tools for Writing Apex Code: Learn more about the Apex code editing capabilities in VS Code.
- Use Anonymous Apex: Create and run an Anonymous Apex script in VS Code.
- Test Apex Code: Run Apex tests and check code coverage in VS Code.
- Refactor Your Apex Code: Rename Apex types and extract constants and local variables.
- Debug Apex Code: Learn about the different debugging tools available to Apex developers.
- Sample Apex Tasks: Check out meaningful Apex code examples in the Apex Recipes Github repository.