What's in this update

If you're building on Salesforce, you know the goal: deliver a great user experience without piling up code debt. This release focuses on removing the technical ceilings that slow you down — governor limits, complex UI logic, performance bottlenecks — so you can spend your time building, not fighting the platform.

Here are the highlights and what they mean for your day-to-day work.

Performance at scale (50k+ records)

The biggest change in this release is under the hood: we refactored the query architecture. If you've ever hit the "Too many query rows" error with large datasets, this one's for you.

• Handle 50,000+ Records: Components like the Data Table, List, and Scheduler can now process massive datasets without breaking a sweat.
• Faster Loads: Objects with 500+ fields now load noticeably faster thanks to optimization for high-field density.
• Smarter Navigation: New pagination logic bypasses standard Salesforce OFFSET limits, so your users can browse deep into data without hitting a wall.

Data management without the Flow debt

We added features that let users manage data directly in the UI, cutting down on those background "Helper Flows" that pile up over time.

• Native Mass Operations: Run bulk updates or deletes right from the Data Table — the system batches everything for you.
• Relationship Field Editing: Edit fields like Account.Industry directly in the table — no need to navigate away to update parent record info.
• Bulk Selection & Export: Select thousands of records at once and export the entire query (up to 50k rows) to Excel or CSV, not just what's visible on screen.

Visualizing complex data

If you work with Maps or Timelines, the new visualization tools help keep things readable when you're dealing with a lot of data points:

• Marker Clustering: Instead of a cluttered map with 1,000 pins, markers now group into clusters that expand as you zoom in.
• Interaction Triggers: Launch workflows (like opening a "Create Appointment" form) when a user places a new marker on a map.
• Input Barcode: A native barcode component that uses the device camera to scan values directly into your Salesforce fields — great for inventory or field service.

Better collaboration

The Chat Component now supports full @Mentions. You can control who can be tagged, so internal communication within your custom apps feels as natural as any modern messaging tool.

A note for admins: validate first

This release includes major architectural shifts, including SLDS 2.0 compatibility. To make sure your custom styling and query services stay intact, we recommend validating this update in a Sandbox before pushing to Production.

Want the full details? Check out the complete release notes for every bug fix and performance tweak in this version.