Connect API : Post Feed to chatter with @mention using Apex


This post helps you know how to post feed to chatter with @mention in Apex.

 The ConnectApi namespace (also called Chatter in Apex) provides classes for accessing the same data available in Chatter REST API. Use Chatter in Apex to create custom Chatter experiences in Salesforce.


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