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Apex is a powerful tool, but like all powerful tools, it must be used responsibly to avoid creating technical debt. This is especially important in Salesforce orgs, which are often monoliths that run for decades. When using Apex and custom code in a Salesforce environment, be sure to take the time to understand the full implications of your code before deploying it. Check this video to learn.
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