Salesforce Developer
Our Salesforce Developer course provides in-depth training in building custom applications on the Salesforce platform. You'll learn Apex programming, Lightning Web Components, and integration techniques to extend Salesforce functionality.
Course Highlights
Skills You'll Gain
- Configure Salesforce development environment
- Develop Apex classes and triggers
- Create Visualforce pages and controllers
- Build Lightning Web Components (LWC)
- Manage data with Salesforce Data Loader
- Integrate Salesforce with APIs
- Optimize performance and deployment
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Course Curriculum
- An overview of the Salesforce system
- Salesforce's development and history
- Configuring the Salesforce development environment
- Introducing Visualforce and Apex
- An outline of the Salesforce Advanced application's architecture
- Understanding the fields, relationships, and objects in Salesforce
- An overview of Salesforce Advanced Lightning's frameworks and elements
- The principles of the Apex programming language
- Developing and applying Apex classes and triggers
- The data manipulation and DML operations available in Apex
- Managing mistakes and understanding governor restrictions
- How to make and use Visualforce pages
- Using both bespoke and standard Visualforce controllers
- Put Visualforce expressions and components into practice
- Connecting with Apex and binding data
- Introduction to Lightning components
- Building Lightning Web Components (LWC)
- Using the Lightning Component Framework and Aura Components
- Integrating Lightning components with Salesforce Advanced data
- Utilizing Salesforce Advanced Data Loader for data import, export, and management
- Building and maintaining dashboards and reports for Salesforce
- Methods for deduplication and data validation
- Introduction to Salesforce Advanced APIs
- Creating and managing integrations with external systems
- Using Salesforce Advanced Connect and External Objects
- Managing errors and API limits
- An overview of the testing techniques used by Salesforce
- Creating and executing test classes for Apex
- Tools and methods for Debugging Executing and verifying integration and unit tests
- Salesforce Advanced application performance optimization
- Constructing and implementing Salesforce Advanced software
- Handling deployment plans and change sets
- Optimal methods for implementing Salesforce Advanced apps
- Creating an entire Salesforce Advanced solution from scratch
- Incorporating tools and programs from third parties
- Taking security concerns in Salesforce Advanced apps into account
- Best practices and design patterns for Salesforce Advanced development
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Why Learn Salesforce Developer?
- High demand in job market
- Good salary potential
- Work with cutting-edge cloud technology
- Continuous learning opportunities
- Strong community support
- Clear career progression
- Remote work possibilities
- Work across various industries
- Certification-driven field
- Entrepreneurial opportunities
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Average rating: 4.8/5 (1,000+ learners)
Salesforce Developer FAQs
Find answers to common questions about this course
Salesforce developers customize and extend Salesforce using Apex, Visualforce, Lightning components, and integrations to meet specific business requirements.
Primarily Apex (Java-like) and JavaScript (for Lightning components), with SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language) for database operations.
Admins configure Salesforce using point-and-click tools, while developers write code to create custom functionality when configuration isn't sufficient.
Lightning components are reusable UI elements built with JavaScript on the client-side and Apex on the server-side for modern Salesforce applications.
Start with Platform Developer I, then Platform Developer II. Also consider JavaScript Developer I, App Builder, and specialized cloud certifications.
Salesforce CLI, VS Code with Salesforce extensions, Developer Console, Workbench, and third-party tools like Copado for deployment pipelines.
Use change sets (between sandboxes and production), Salesforce DX, ANT Migration Tool, or CI/CD tools like Jenkins/Copado for automated deployments.
Runtime limits enforced by Salesforce to ensure shared resource fairness, including database operations, CPU time, and heap size restrictions.
Writing unit tests (minimum 75% coverage required) to verify Apex code works as expected. Tests ensure quality and are mandatory for production deployment.
Learn fundamentals through Trailhead, get certified, build projects in Developer Edition orgs, contribute to open source, and gain practical experience.
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