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Salesforce Apex Master Class (Ep. 5) – How to Setup Visual Studio Code for Salesforce Development

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Now that you know what an IDE is, the only logical next step is to set one up to use, so let’s do that! We’re gonna setup Visual Studio code together in the video above so that you can easily write code and deploy code fast to your orgs! This is the last episode before we get into that magical magical code!

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