Salesforce Elastic Limit for Async Apex

 Salesforce introduced Elastic Limits for Async Apex (Beta).

Here’s what it does:

→ Your org can now handle up to 500,000 async jobs per day
→ Jobs after 250k will still run, but at a slower speed
→ No sudden failures when the limit is crossed
→ You can now see live usage directly on the Apex Jobs page
→ Developers can also monitor limits using System.OrgLimits.getMap()
→ Available for Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer editions

How to enable it?

→ Go to Setup​
→ Search for Apex Settings​
→ Enable “Use elastic limits for asynchronous Apex jobs (Beta)”

That’s it.

Once enabled, the Apex Jobs page will show:

→ Current 24-hour usage
→ Daily limit
→ Elastic limit
→ Whether throttling is active

No more guessing.
No more surprise failures in the middle of the night.

This is a really useful update for orgs handling large-scale automation and integrations.

Cleaner Apex Code with Multiline Strings and Using String.template() -

 The new Multiline Strings and String.template() functionality in Salesforce Summer ’26 is a major quality-of-life improvement for Apex developers.

• Create multiline strings using triple single quotes (''')
• Perform named variable interpolation using String.template()
• Avoid repetitive string concatenation
• Replace index-based placeholders from String.format()

Ex :

String formatted = '''

{

    "Account": "${accountName}",

    "Last Updated": "${date}"

}

'''.template(new Map<String, Object>{

    'accountName' => 'My Account',

    'date' => DateTime.now()

});

System.debug(formatted);