Salesforce developers have been using multiple applications for years to complete their daily work.
Write code in an external IDE. Switch back to Salesforce to check the org. Move to another application to search, verify, or manage components. Then switch back again to continue coding.
This constant back-and-forth between tools can make even simple development tasks feel fragmented.
BOFC Dev Studio is designed to change that.
Built directly inside Salesforce, BOFC Dev Studio provides a native workspace where you can work with your Salesforce code and components without constantly moving between applications.
In this live webinar, we’ll show you how BOFC Dev Studio helps bring essential development tasks together inside your Salesforce org.
Join Us as We Walk Through:
1. Create and Edit Code Inside Salesforce
See how you can create and edit Salesforce code directly from BOFC Dev Studio without relying on a separate external workspace for everyday development tasks.
2. Search and Find Code Faster
Explore how Dev Studio helps you search and locate code and components within your Salesforce org.
3. Work with Multiple Salesforce Development Components
See how you can work with components such as:
- Apex Classes
- Apex Triggers
- Lightning Web Components
- Aura Components
- Visualforce Pages
- And more
4. Upload and Manage Your Code
Learn how BOFC Dev Studio helps you work with and manage development components from a centralized workspace inside Salesforce.
5. Reduce Tool and Tab Switching
See how bringing development tasks closer to your Salesforce org can help create a more connected and focused workflow.
Why BOFC Dev Studio?
For a typical Salesforce development workflow, developers often need to move between:
Code Editor → Salesforce Org → Search/Verification Tool → Salesforce Org → Code Editor
Every switch breaks focus.
BOFC Dev Studio brings more of these essential tasks into one native Salesforce workspace.
Instead of constantly asking:
“Which tool do I need for this?”
You can focus more on:
“What do I need to build next?”