I'm a Salesforce Admin who occasionally needs to make small Apex or Lightning Web Component tweaks, but I don't have a dev background and setting up VS Code + Salesforce CLI + Git every time feels like overkill for a one-line fix.
Is there any way to edit Apex classes, LWC, Aura components, Visualforce pages, or Static Resources directly from within the org itself, without installing anything locally or configuring external auth?
Our dev team uses VS Code for bigger projects, but for quick changes (updating a validation message, tweaking a component's styling, fixing a typo in a controller) it feels like a lot of setup for something that should take two minutes.
Does Salesforce have a native way to do this, or is there a tool that lets you code inside the org itself? Would love to hear what other admins/devs use for quick in-org edits.
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@Deepak Dhamija - You did not mention anything about the DevOps process your team follows. So, first of all, a lot of those components cannot be directly modified in production. Even if you always work on a sandbox, I strongly recommend setting up a local dev environment for yourself even for smallest of changes. It is not a huge lift. Just one-time installation and a few commands that you can always note down somewhere. Bypassing your current process (development, testing, commits etc) is a sure shot recipe for disaster.
