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Salesforce Developer Training
Our Salesforce Developer Training is designed to help you become a certified Salesforce Developer through expert guidance. Curated by experts, Salesforce Developer Course focuses on fundamental concepts such as Apex & API integrations. This course is specially tailored to give students a solid understanding of how to create custom Salesforce solutions.
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Start out as a Salesforce Developer post training:
- ✓ Salesforce Cloud Consultant
- ✓ Salesforce Technical Lead
- ✓ Salesforce Technical Architect
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Students bag dream tech jobsCourse Curriculum
Our Salesforce Developer Training Course offers a unique curriculum designed to provide you with the logical and programming skills necessary to pass certification exams and thrive in the fast-paced world of Salesforce development. We'll be with you every step of the way, whether you're starting fresh or taking your career to the next level.
Explore the full details of our Salesforce Developer training course below:
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1. Apex Basics
- Introduction to Apex
- Apex Environments
- Apex Variables
- Literals
- Apex Datatypes
- sObjects
- Collections
- Operators
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2. Apex OOPS Concepts
- Classes
- Methods
- Access Modifiers
- Constructors
- Inheritance
- Abstract Class
- Interface
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3. Logic Control and Looping Statements
- if Else Statement
- Switch Case Statement
- Loops
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4. SOSL & SOQL
- Introduction to SOQL
- SOQL Keywords
- SOQL Aggregate Function
- SOQL Variable Binding
- SOQL For Loops
- Relationship Queries
- MultiLevel Relationship
- Dynamic SOQL
- Introduction to SOSL
- SOSL Keywords
- Dynamic SOSL
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5. Apex DML and Database Class methods
- Introduction to DML Statements
- DML Statements
- Introduction to Database Class Methods
- Database Result Class
- Transaction control and Rollback
- Database Lead Conversion Methods
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6. Exception Handling
- Introduction to Exception Handling
- System Defined Exceptions
- Introduction to Database Class Methods
- Database Result Class
- Transaction control and Rollback
- Database Lead Conversion Methods
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7. Apex Trigger
- Introduction to Trigger
- Types of Trigger
- Trigger Events
- Order of Executions
- Trigger Helper Class Pattern
- Bulkified Triggers
- Recursion Handling in Triggers
- Best Practices for Trigger
- Trigger Exceptions
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8. Governor Limits & Batch Apex Class
- Introduction to Governor Limits
- Types of Governor Limits
- Introduction to Batch Apex
- Purpose of stateful interface
- Scheduling the batch class using UI/programmatically
- Monitoring Batch Jobs
- Queueable
- Future Method
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9. Apex Testing
- Introduction to Testing
- Apex unit tests and test classes
- Creating and Managing Test Data
- Test Setup Method
- System.runAs() Method
- Trigger Testing
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10. API
- Introduction to API
- REST API
- Salesforce Workbench
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11. LWC (Lighting Web Component)
- Basic Introduction to HTML,CSS,JS
- Introduction to LWC
- Setup Dev Environment
- LWC Fundamentals
- CSS (SLDS) and Component Library
- LWC Lifecycle Hooks
- Component Communication Using Events
- Lightning Data Service
- NavigationMixIn
- LWC Testing
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12. Visualforce
- Introduction to Visualforce
- Basic Tags in VF Page
- Type of Controllers
- Using Static Resource in VF Page
- Best Practices for VF Page
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13. Deployment Process
- Application Development Life Cycle
- Sandboxes
- Change Sets
- ANT Migration Tool
- Package Creation
- Best Practices for Deployment
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Frequently Asked Questions
A Salesforce Developer is a professional with hands-on experience and expertise in developing, designing, implementing and integrating custom solutions on the Salesforce platform. They understood the Salesforce platform well and efficiently took care of the entire Salesforce Development process using suitable tools and techniques. Salesforce Developers or Salesforce Experts direct their efforts on providing businesses with tailored solutions.
For starters, browse more about Salesforce on the internet, its official Website and other resourceful websites like Trailhead and Developer. Salesforce, help.Salesforce dot com. These platforms will let you discover the various insights of the Salesforce platform and its declarative tools used to develop applications such as Admin, App Builder, Flows, Data Management, Data Security, JavaScript, etc.
Once you get an idea of Salesforce CRM and its platform:
- Learn various languages like Apex, SOQL, SOSL, Visualforce, Lightning Component, and Lightning Web Component.
- Work on Salesforce projects via internships, enrolling to live projects, or starting your career as Associate Software Developer.
- Get prepared for Salesforce Certifications, which will later demonstrate your potential among other people who don’t have the knowledge and Salesforce skillset.
- It is important to stay current with recent updates and developments in Salesforce, as it will keep you resourceful and provide you with a competitive edge over others.
To become a Salesforce Developer, knowing the nitty-gritty of technical aspects does help a lot. You can get knowledge on:
- Salesforce Administrator
- Apex programming language
- Salesforce Object Query Language(SOQL)
- Salesforce Object Search Language(SOSL)
- Visualforce
- Lighting Components
- Lighting Web components
- Salesforce Architecture
- Salesforce APIs
- Metadata & Deployment
The roles and responsibilities of a Salesforce developer can vary depending on the specific organization and project. Although some of them are:
- Developing and implementing custom solutions over Salesforce platform: A Salesforce Developer must know how to develop custom objects, page layouts, fields, data models, schema and various other elements for fulfilling various business requirements raised by the client.
- Customizing and configuring Salesforce applications: When we talk about Customization, it includes creating custom flows, layouts, validation rules, approval processes, triggers, scheduled jobs, process automation, etc.
- Integrating Salesforce with other systems: Integrating Salesforce CRM requires knowledge of other systems and extendable capabilities of Salesforce, such as websites, databases, and other third-party apps.
- Developing and maintaining Apex code: Apex is a proprietary programming language majorly used for extending the functionality of Salesforce. Developers use Apex to create custom Apex classes and trigger for ad-hoc capabilities.
- Troubleshooting and debugging: Salesforce Developers are responsible for troubleshooting and debugging issues that arise while and after creating the custom solutions in the org.
- Staying up-to-date with Salesforce developments: Salesforce is constantly evolving and releases updates 3 times a year. Whatever domain you are working on, don’t forget to check what’s new with it in every release.
As per research, Salesforce has grown 135% in the last five years. Plus, the number of job opportunities in the Salesforce ecosystem will grow by 46% by 2026. Apart from the Salesforce Developer profile, Salesforce has got several career opportunities:
- Salesforce Administrator
- Salesforce Consultant
- Salesforce Solution Engineer
- Salesforce Technical Lead
- Salesforce Technical Architect
- Salesforce Business Analyst
- Salesforce Project Manager
- Salesforce Quality Assurance Engineer
- Salesforce Designer
Yes. All our Salesforce programs provide practice tests in the same format as Salesforce Certification exams. On completion of each module, our trainers give assignments, and surprise tests are also there at regular intervals to determine students' progress.