By Glen Bradford • June 27, 2025
📺 Watch the full 6-minute demo video below ⬇️
At Cloud Nimbus LLC, we don’t just talk about agile Salesforce development—we live it. In this latest walkthrough, I recorded myself using Nimba Dev to spin up a brand-new scratch org, make metadata changes, commit those changes, and spin up a second scratch org for testing and approval—all in under six minutes.
That’s not a brag. It’s a benchmark.
Why It Matters
Most Salesforce teams still juggle tangled sandboxes and rely on tribal knowledge to manage change. That leads to missed dependencies, inconsistent environments, and risky weekend deployments. Our approach—powered by Scratch-Org-Per-Task workflows—is different:
- Isolated Dev Work
Every user story gets its own scratch org, eliminating collisions and making work traceable. - Faster Feedback Loops
Changes are tested in a fresh scratch org, ensuring accuracy before promotion. - Commit Confidence
With GitHub integrated deeply into our flow, every update is source-controlled, reviewed, and deployed with confidence.
What You’ll See in the Demo
👨💻 Step 1: Scratch Org Creation
Kick off a brand-new dev org with a single click—no waiting, no noise from other features.
✏️ Step 2: Make & Commit Changes
Quick custom label updates are made and committed directly out of the org. You’ll see the exact changes in GitHub within seconds.
✅ Step 3: Spin Up Test Org & Approve
Changes are pulled into a fresh scratch org for peer testing. Review approved. Pull request ready.
🚀 Step 4: GitHub Merge Prep
With all steps checked off and code reviewed, the task is deployment-ready with zero surprises.
Watch the 6-Minute DevOps Workflow in Action
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This is what modern Salesforce development should feel like: predictable, scalable, and fast. Whether you’re managing complex metadata or simple label updates, the right tooling (and discipline) can cut delivery timelines dramatically.
Ready to ditch the old sandbox shuffle?
Let Cloud Nimbus show you what a real DevOps pipeline looks like.
