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Run More Future Methods and Callouts - Winter15


The execution limits of future methods and callouts in an Apex transaction have increased to 50 methods and 100 callouts respectively, which was 10 earlier. These limit increases enable you to do more with Apex without having to be restricted by the previous limits.

I will say best of the lot in #Winter15 . It will make developers life easy for sure!

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