I’ve been working a lot with Apex loops lately, and I completely agree that avoiding SOQL/DML inside loops is better for performance. Using collections like Maps for bulk processing really helps reduce governor limit risks.
One thing I found especially useful is breaking down complex nested loops into smaller helper methods. It makes the code not only more efficient but also easier to maintain.
I recently explored this topic in more detail and shared some practical examples of handling loops efficiently in Apex. Happy to swap notes with anyone else diving into this.
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