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What is the use Salesforce DX tools?
What is the use Salesforce DX tools?
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Salesforce DX adds new tools that streamline the entire development life cycle. It improves team development and collaboration, facilitates automated testing and continuous integration, and makes the release cycle more efficient and agile. But Salesforce DX is so much more than just a new set of tools!
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Salesforce DX, used primarily by developers, allows users to have true Version control. Version control allows developers to have better control over collaboration, auditing, and disaster control. It is also an important part of an agile release plan. It also helps users build and release new features quickly and with minimal risks.
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