This has become my go to extension for Salesforce stuff, the UI is super intuitive

If you're technical in the slightest, then this extension is for you. I've been using this for over a year now and I cannot work on Salesforce without it. I've even stopped using postman because of this.

Outstanding intuitive interface and loaded with features I haven't found anywhere else. Highly recommend this to anyone that works with Salesforce.

Un insieme di tool vitali per Dev. Utilissimo anche agli Admin.

Salesforce Developer Console done right! This extension is exactly what the official developer console should be. It is a lot easier to use, provides SOQL autocompletion, better UX for test execution and code coverage, faster test selection for test execution, and many other features that makes developing with Apex and Salesforce better!

Lots of great features. Very user-friendly. Great for both highly technical and low-code admins alike! I am more of a low-code admin and this will completely replace my need to depend on Data Loader! It also streamlines my ability to investigate objects (including prefixes, fields, field usage, etc.). There are other useful tools as well for developers. I highly recommend this for Salesforce admins!

I am using this Maven tools but i am not getting the API Names of fields on Record detail page in salesforce.

I use this literally every day. It has become essential for my workflow.

This is the first extension I install for Salesforce. It has replaced several others I used, and adds more functionality. I love the ability to have multiple tabs open when doing queries or looking at objects.

Awesome tool, thanks for developing this. My top feature requests: - Allow comments in the query editor - Allow us to paste excel/csv data into the window for data importing rather than uploading a file - The "Reveal Field API Names" button rarely works for me. Have restarted Chrome, etc Overall, I really love it!

Excellent tool and I like the continous development. I use the schema builder frequently in SF. It is slow. I would like to see a schema builder in Maven someday.