Asynchronous Apex using future method and Queueable Apex

[@venkatramanakapavarisalesf2933]

really amazing Fantastic Explanation sir. I missed these amazing Videos from 4 Years...I feel ashamre.

[@apexhours]

Welcome back. Keep watching

[@aradhikachawla8467]

Really Good One! Very well demonstrated. World like to see more examples with real time callouts call or making test classes for these as mainly every project assignments involve callouts , test classes and using these processes

[@apexhours]

Thanks

[@chhedikadeshmukh8040]

very helpful information. thank you for sharing

[@apexhours]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Musk_Melon_Fruit]

the reason mentioned for not supporting complex types in future methods is that it will run asynchronously and the state of the objects cannot be determined because of it. Isnt that true for all the other async tools? despite this the others support complex data types.

[@krishnadoddaboina3067]

Really good information!!

[@apexhours]

Glad you liked it

[@sudan9735]

When Queable methods can do all of that is possible by Future methods. What is the major significance of Future methods ?

[@apexhours]

for future you dont need to define whole new class and it is useful if you don't need tracking

[@ponnaakhil3574]

I am getting error at line 6 in future demo near List Time: 12:29 error Invalid initializer type String found for List: expected an Integer or a List of type String can u solve if possible share the code

[@chandrashekar3106]

What does it means 'When Resources are available'??

[@050138]

Salesforce runs on multi-tenant sharing architecture, as you or me are not the only developer using the platform.... So asynchronous processing allocated the resources to avoid monopolization of the resources....

[@apexhours]

Thanks for helping chaman,charlie

[@050138]

@@apexhours I'm a newbie in Salesforce Development, and your videos helped me.... Thank you, Apex hours!

[@sweetmona100]

The voice became improper from 3:15 onwards

[@kiranvrao9714]

Thank you

[@apexhours]

You're welcome

[@prakashmp3915]

helpful video !!!

[@apexhours]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sudhakard1910]

I hate that repeated steps, clicking on debug everytime and running the code window is a separate one.. Un-necessary steps. Don't we have one window view to run the code and write the code, as well, default settings to view 'Debug only' checkbox checked. Why don't we ask for this? @Salesforce Apex Hours

[@TelanganaPrime]

Sleepy mode teaching no confidence not clarity not clear just slowly sleeping mode teaching

[@apexhours]

Sorry to hear about that. We will take care about that in future

[@rajeshnarvaneni3683]

its very fast moving and copy past video not able to understand

[@apexhours]

sorry about that