-
JSON vs XML in Salesforce
Hi everyone,
Why is JSON preferred over XML for data migration? I read somewhere that JSON is lighweight as compared to XML, but what does that mean exactly? Anyone with suggestions.
Thanks
Log In to reply.
Popular Salesforce Blogs
FlexDeploy Brings DevOps to Mule Integrations | Salesforce
You can build and test Mule Applications or APIs using Anypoint Studio very easily. But when it comes to automating deployments to your environments, with…
An Introduction to Salesforce Lightning Web Component
1) INTRODUCTION TO LIGHTNING WEB COMPONENT: Using HTML and modern JavaScript we can build Lightning web components that are basically custom HTML elements. Aura components…
Unveiling the Top Trio: A Comprehensive Comparison of Three Most Effective Ways to Integrate Multiple Salesforce Instances
Salesforce has long been a dominant force in the CRM landscape, setting the gold standard despite its high costs and challenging implementation process. Its ability…
Popular Salesforce Videos
Salesforce enthusiasts welcomes you to the Trailhead! Skill up for the future.
A trailhead is defined as an outdoor space that is designated by an entity responsible for administering or maintaining a trail to serve as an…
Salesforce Quickbooks Integration | eShopSync for Quickbooks
Product Sync? Invoice Sync? And more? eShopSync for Quickbooks brings out the best-class solution for Salesforce Quickbooks Integration. Click on the link to know more:…
Salesforce Apex Tutorial for beginners | Apex Salesforce Tutorial
Apex is a proprietary language developed by Salesforce.com. It is a strongly typed, object-oriented programming language that allows developers to execute flow and transaction control statements on the…