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Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale

Research direction

Issue 210 is general feedback from a Salesforce Developer about Code Builder, including a request for better refactoring options. It names no files, tests, or entry points and provides no concrete acceptance criteria, so the scope and definition of done would need to be established before implementation.

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Description

area:General Feedback

What is your role?
Salesforce Developer

What do you normally work on when building on the Salesforce Platform?
Frontend, Backend, Integrations and more

What tools do you use today to develop on the Salesforce Platform?
Mainly IntelliJ with IlluminatedCloud and VS Code with the Extension Pack

How do you see Code Builder fitting into your current workflow? Will it replace any tools you are currently using?
It will definitely replace my current setup for orgs where it doesn't make sense to create the whole project just for minor edits. If the experience remains as good as now, it will definitely be my main daily driver.

General feedback
I'm really glad that there is finally a viable alternative for the Developer Console. In terms of some minor improvements, I'd love to see better refactoring options (as seen in IntelliJ).

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