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          Developer Console File Menu

          Developer Console File Menu

          The Developer Console File menu allows you to manage your Apex triggers and classes, Visualforce pages and components, and static resources (text, XML, JavaScript, or CSS). It includes these options.

          • New: Creates a resource and opens it in the Source Code Editor. You can create these resources:
            • Apex class or trigger; To create an Apex trigger, first select the object to associate with the trigger.
            • Lightning application, component, event, interface, or tokens bundle
            • Visualforce page or component
            • Static resource file (text, XML, JavaScript, or CSS)
          • Open: Launches a File Open window that allows you to browse and open your application code and data objects.
          • Open Resource: Launches an Open Resource window that allows you to search for files by name.
          • Open Lightning Resources: Launches an Open Lightning Resources window that allows you to search for Lightning components resources by name.
          • Open Log: Opens the selected log in the Log Inspector. You can also access logs from the Logs tab.
          • Open Raw Log: Opens the selected log, in plain text.
          • Download Log: Saves a text copy of the selected log to your local machine.
          • Save: Saves the item in the active tab.
          • Save All: Saves changes in all the tabs open in your workspace. Use this option to save a set of dependent changes.
          • Delete: Deletes the item in the active tab. You can only delete Apex classes, triggers, Visualforce pages, and static resource files.
          • Close: Closes the active tab.
          • Close All: Closes all the tabs open in your workspace. If any tab contains unsaved changes, you are prompted to save them.
          Note
          Note As of API version 45.0, you can build Lightning components using two programming models: Lightning Web Components, and the original model, Aura Components. Lightning web components are custom HTML elements built using HTML and modern JavaScript. Lightning web components and Aura components can coexist and interoperate on a page. You cannot develop Lightning web components in the Developer Console.
           
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