Salesforce Developer Training

• Professional Experience: Learners should have at least 1 year of experience in software development, IT, or system administration to effectively apply the skills and strategies taught in this training. 

• Educational Background: While no specific educational qualifications are required, familiarity with programming languages such as Java, C#, or JavaScript is highly recommended. 

• Language Proficiency: A good command of English is required, as all course content, discussions, and assessments are conducted in English. 

• Development Proficiency: Gain in-depth knowledge of Salesforce development tools and techniques. 

• Custom Application Development: Learn to create and implement tailored applications on the Salesforce platform. 

• Integration Expertise: Master the integration of Salesforce with other systems and platforms. 

• Data Migration and Management: Develop skills to manage and migrate data effectively within Salesforce. 

• Coding Best Practices: Apply advanced coding standards and practices for robust development. 

• System Optimisation: Enhance system performance through debugging, troubleshooting, and optimisation techniques. 

• Strategic Alignment: Align development initiatives with organisational goals for maximum impact. 

• Professional Certification: Achieve a certificate that validates your expertise in Salesforce development and enhances your professional credentials. 

The Salesforce Developer Training is designed for professionals seeking to expand their expertise in Salesforce development, including:

• Software Developers

• IT Professionals

• System Administrators

• Salesforce Consultants

• Application Developers

• Business Analysts

• Technical Leads

Module 1: Salesforce Overview

• What is Salesforce?

• Uses of Salesforce

• Why is Salesforce So Popular?

• Salesforce Platform Services

• What is Salesforce Cloud?

• Easy-to-Use Salesforce Implementation

• Explicit Salesforce Architecture

• Better Audits for Salesforce Projects
   

Module 2: Introduction Metadata API

• Understanding Metadata API     

• Use Cases for Metadata API

• Metadata API Developer Tools

• Supported Salesforce Editions

• Development Platforms

• Standards Compliance

• Metadata API Support Policy

• API End-of-Life

• Developing with Metadata API
   

Module 3: Data Model

• Sales Objects

• Task and Event Objects

• Service Cloud Objects

• Document, Note, and Attachment Objects

• User, Sharing, and Permission Objects

• Profile and Permission Objects

• Record Type Objects
   

Module 4: Add Business Logic

• Add a Formula Field

• Add a Validation Rule

• Create Flow Using Flow Builder

• Build a Salesforce App

• Try Out the App
   

Module 5: Apex

• What is Apex?

• When Should Developer Choose Apex

• Working Structure of Apex

• Apex Syntax

• Apex Development Environment

• Data Type in Apex

• Apex Access Specifier

• Keywords in Apex

• Apex String

• Apex Governor Limits

• Apex Getter and Setter

• Apex Class

• Apex Trigger

• Batch Class in Apex
   

Module 6: Data Types, Field Types, and Components

• Different Data Types in Salesforce

• Different Salesforce Field Types

• Salesforce Components
   

Module 7: Salesforce Object Search Language (SOSL)

• Typographical Conventions in this Document

• SOSL Limits on Search Results

• SOSL Syntax

• Example Text Searches
   

Module 8: Salesforce Apex Triggers

• What are Triggers in Salesforce?

• Writing Apex Triggers

• What are Context Variables in Triggers?

• Using Trigger Exceptions

• Triggers in Salesforce Vs Workflows in Salesforce
   

Module 9: Exception Handling

• Basics

• System Defined Exceptions and Types

• Custom or User Defined Exceptions
   

Module 10: Testing Apex

• Understanding Testing in Apex

• What to Test in Apex

• What are Apex Unit Tests?

• Understanding Test Data

• Run Unit Test Methods

• Testing Best Practices

• Testing Example

• Testing and Code Coverage

• Code Coverage Best Practices

• Build a Mocking Framework with the Stub API
   

Module 11: Standard List Controllers

• Creating a Visualforce Page

• Editing a Visualforce Page

• Using Page Block and Page Block Section

• Creating Standard List Controller

• Adding Records using Standard Controller
   

Module 12: Lightning Web Components

• Introducing Lightning Web Components

• Create Lightning Web Components

• Create a Component Event

• Work with Salesforce Data

• Develop Secure Code

• Viewing Lightning Components in your Organisation

• Migrate Aura Components

• Debug Lightning Web Components
   

Module 13: Options for Deploying Salesforce Changes

• First Generation Packaging

• Change Sets

• Third-Party Release Management Tools

• Salesforce DX

• DevOps Centre
   

Module 14: Debug and Run Diagnostics

• Learning Objectives

• Taking a Step Back

• Your Friend, the Debug Log

• Use the Log Inspector

• Set Checkpoints