Course Description
Welcome to “Salesforce for Developers – Part II”
This is an extension of the course Salesforce for Developers – Part I covering more advanced topics.
Working as a Salesforce Developer also requires you to communicate with clients, test application functionalities, fix bugs, integrate it with 3rd party services, and much more. Since it is a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) developers can use Salesforce’s proprietary programming language, Apex, as well as other programming languages such as Java, JavaScript, and C#, to create custom solutions on the Salesforce platform.
In this part, we will take things up a notch and look into concepts like data manipulation in a database, apply those DML statements, and have an introduction to SOQL and SOSL. We will have a scenario based problem statement and we’ll solve via custom development. And in the end we will compare the two solution approaches. This self-paced course is curated in such a way that you will brief you on a bit more advanced topic.
This course aims towards you becoming a Salesforce developer, have those analytical skills followed by a hands-on programming demo. The course also will teach you the best practices that for sure will get you started in the Salesforce ecosystem. Not only that, with the help of these two courses you can do Salesforce certification such as Salesforce Developer certification from the official website.
Check out Part I of this course here if you haven’t.
Let’s get started!
What’s in this course?
- Use of sObjects
- Manipulate Records with DML
- Write SOQL Queries
- Write SOSL Queries
- Hands-On
What you will learn?
At the end of this course students will learn:
- What are sObjects?
- Use of DML statements.
- Introduction to SOQL and SOSL?
- What benefits a developer has with use of Declarative programming over Custom development.
Who is this course for?
- Students who have learnt Object Oriented Programming and want to begin their career as a Salesforce developer.
- Professionals with less than 1 year of experience on any technology and want to start their career as a Salesforce Developer
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
- Salesforce for Developers – Part-1
- Basic understanding of Data Manipulation in a Database (Insert, Update, Delete)
- Basic understanding of queries in database