Top Salesforce Developer Blogs

Keir Bowden’s Bob Buzzard has been running his blog for over 12 years and has a huge archive of posts covering every aspect of Salesforce development. Keir is the CTO of Platinum Partner BrightGen and a Salesforce MVP.

Luke Freeland is a 15x certified Salesforce Architect and full-stack Developer who provides Salesforce technical consulting services out of his company, Metillium, Inc. He has been developing and creating custom Salesforce applications since 2011.

Salesforce Bolt is created by Kapil Batra, a Lead Salesforce Engineer and Salesforce MVP. Starting in March 2020, Salesforce Bolt covers an array of topics with plenty of blogs on Lightning Web Components.

Technical Potpourri was created by 20x certified Application Architect Sudipta Deb in 2015. The blog contains technical content for developers, as well as release features and certification guides. Many of his blogs contain both written and video content.

Force Panda is a fantastic blog from self-professed Dev-Admin hybrid, Narender Singh. Narender is a Salesforce MVP who writes passionately about coding, as well as more declarative features, such as Flow.

SFDC Lessons is run by Senior Salesforce Engineer, Arun Kumar. Arun specializes in Apex development, Lightning Web Component development, integration, and complex data manipulation using Salesforce. He shares simple and easy tutorials with plenty of step-by-step instructions and images.

The Joys of Apex was created by James Simone, a Principal Software Engineer at Salesforce, in 2019. The Joys of Apex is dedicated to becoming your “Apex test kitchen” – a site filled with code recipes on the subjects that can be applied to any Salesforce org.

SalesforceCodex started in 2016 as a personal blog and is now focused on helping Salesforce Developers, programmers and other IT professionals improve their careers.

Run by Dhanik Lal Sahni, a Certified Application Architect based out of India, the blog covers mostly development and architecture topics, while also covering some admin topics and Salesforce news.