Salesforce Development
Curriculum
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Deployment (Additional topic)
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Apex Programming
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Object Oriented Programming concepts
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Apex Language
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Apex Development Process
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Apex Development tools
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Using Force.com IDE and Developer Console
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Apex Governor Limits
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Building Blocks of Apex
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Data Types (Primitive Types and sObject Types)
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Conditional Statements and Iterative Statements
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Access Specifiers
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Classes and Objects
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Apex Class Constructors and Types
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‘This’ keyword
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Inheritance and its usage
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Abstract classes & Interfaces
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Overloading and Overriding
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Overview of Properties (Set, Get)
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Overview of sObject Types
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Access Modifiers
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Inheritance, Sharing, and Interface
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Accessing Apex Class
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System Classes and Methods
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Collections
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SOQL & SOSL
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Exception Handling in Salesforce
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DML
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Apex Triggers
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Testing Essentials – Unit Testing
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Visual Force Pages
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Understanding the MVC Pattern Visualforce
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Tags Expression Syntax
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Creating Visualforce Pages
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Create a Visualforce page
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Reference a standard controller
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Launch a Visualforce page using a custom button
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Display data from a record in a Visualforce page
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Working with Standard Controller
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Working List Controller
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Working with Custom Controllers and Controller Extensions
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Create controller extensions
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Create a custom controller
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Work with properties
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Use PageReferences
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Invoke custom methods in Visualforce pages
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Web Services
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Deployment (Additional topic)
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Apex Programming
- Object Oriented Programming concepts
- Apex Language
- Apex Development Process
- Apex Development tools
- Using Force.com IDE and Developer Console
- Apex Governor Limits
- Building Blocks of Apex
- Data Types (Primitive Types and sObject Types)
- Conditional Statements and Iterative Statements
- Access Specifiers
- Classes and Objects
- Apex Class Constructors and Types
- ‘This’ keyword
- Inheritance and its usage
- Abstract classes & Interfaces
- Overloading and Overriding
- Overview of Properties (Set, Get)
- Overview of sObject Types
- Access Modifiers
- Inheritance, Sharing, and Interface
- Accessing Apex Class
- System Classes and Methods
-
Collections
-
SOQL & SOSL
-
Exception Handling in Salesforce
-
DML
-
Apex Triggers
-
Testing Essentials – Unit Testing
-
Visual Force Pages
- Understanding the MVC Pattern Visualforce
- Tags Expression Syntax
- Creating Visualforce Pages
- Create a Visualforce page
- Reference a standard controller
- Launch a Visualforce page using a custom button
- Display data from a record in a Visualforce page
- Working with Standard Controller
- Working List Controller
- Working with Custom Controllers and Controller Extensions
- Create controller extensions
- Create a custom controller
- Work with properties
- Use PageReferences
- Invoke custom methods in Visualforce pages
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Web Services
Overview
Course Name: SFDC Developer Course
Duration: 6 Full Days
Course Name: Build Applications Programmatically on the Salesforce Platform
Code: DEX450
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Programmatic Development using Apex and Visualforce in Lightning Experience
Overview
Are you a programmer who wants to understand how to customize applications
programmatically on the Salesforce platform? In this course, you will learn the core of the
Apex programming language and Visualforce markup in order to customize your Salesforce
applications. You will get hands-on experience building data objects (sObjects) and
programmatically retrieving, manipulating, and storing the data associated with those
objects. You will write custom logic using Apex triggers and classes, and test that logic using
the built-in testing framework. You will explore how Apex code interacts with declarative
customizations on the platform, and the nuances of working on a multi-tenant platform. You’ll
then examine common techniques for designing solutions in Apex. These activities will
culminate in an exercise building a complex trigger that takes advantage of the declarative
aspects of the platform. You will get hands-on experience writing Visualforce pages to
customize your user interface
Who should attend
This course is designed for programmatic developers who are new to the Salesforce
platform, who need to be able to write programmatic customizations to both the business
logic and user interface layers using Apex and Visualforce.
Prerequisites
Good knowledge of Java programming (including Object Oriented Programming).
Fundamental knowledge of Oops (Object Oriented Programming).
HTML, CSS and JavaScript Programming (Web development).
Knowledge of RDBMS and SQL database triggers.
Knowledge of best practices in Java.
When you complete this course, you will be able to
Create and modify objects using the declarative interface
Write business logic customizations using Apex triggers and classes. Those
customizations will use SOQL and DML.
Design programmatic solutions that take advantage of declarative customizations
Describe how your trigger code works within the basics of the Save Order of Execution
Describe some of the fundamental aspects of designing programs on a multi-tenant
platform
Write Visualforce markup and code to customize the user interface
Use the built-in testing framework to test Apex and Visual forces.
Mode of Training.
1. Day -1 Pre Assessment will get Conducted
2. Day – 3/6 Mid Assessment will get Conducted
3. Day- 6/12 Post Assessment will get conducted
4. Every Day Session will be started with revising the previous Day topics
5. Knowledge Checks / Quizzes will be conducted once the topics gets completed
6. Every Day activities or assignments will be given to the participants as Home
Work
7. Training will be conducted as per Certification perspective.
8. Will cover at least 35 scenarios as part of the course
9. Session would be more Hands-on and Scenario based
Certification
Benefits of NSDC certification
- The course content has been vetted and approved by the NSDC, meaning it aligns with industry standards and has a good chance of leading to employment.
- The training center has met certain quality standards, such as having a certain number of trainers and equipment.
- You may be eligible for a loan from the NSDC to pay for the course.
- You may be able to get a certificate recognized by the government and industry.
- You may be able to get placement assistance after completing the course
Course Name: SFDC Developer Course
Duration: 6 Full Days
Course Name: Build Applications Programmatically on the Salesforce Platform
Code: DEX450
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Programmatic Development using Apex and Visualforce in Lightning Experience
Overview
Are you a programmer who wants to understand how to customize applications
programmatically on the Salesforce platform? In this course, you will learn the core of the
Apex programming language and Visualforce markup in order to customize your Salesforce
applications. You will get hands-on experience building data objects (sObjects) and
programmatically retrieving, manipulating, and storing the data associated with those
objects. You will write custom logic using Apex triggers and classes, and test that logic using
the built-in testing framework. You will explore how Apex code interacts with declarative
customizations on the platform, and the nuances of working on a multi-tenant platform. You’ll
then examine common techniques for designing solutions in Apex. These activities will
culminate in an exercise building a complex trigger that takes advantage of the declarative
aspects of the platform. You will get hands-on experience writing Visualforce pages to
customize your user interface
Who should attend
This course is designed for programmatic developers who are new to the Salesforce
platform, who need to be able to write programmatic customizations to both the business
logic and user interface layers using Apex and Visualforce.
Prerequisites
Good knowledge of Java programming (including Object Oriented Programming).
Fundamental knowledge of Oops (Object Oriented Programming).
HTML, CSS and JavaScript Programming (Web development).
Knowledge of RDBMS and SQL database triggers.
Knowledge of best practices in Java.
When you complete this course, you will be able to
Create and modify objects using the declarative interface
Write business logic customizations using Apex triggers and classes. Those
customizations will use SOQL and DML.
Design programmatic solutions that take advantage of declarative customizations
Describe how your trigger code works within the basics of the Save Order of Execution
Describe some of the fundamental aspects of designing programs on a multi-tenant
platform
Write Visualforce markup and code to customize the user interface
Use the built-in testing framework to test Apex and Visual forces.
Mode of Training.
1. Day -1 Pre Assessment will get Conducted
2. Day – 3/6 Mid Assessment will get Conducted
3. Day- 6/12 Post Assessment will get conducted
4. Every Day Session will be started with revising the previous Day topics
5. Knowledge Checks / Quizzes will be conducted once the topics gets completed
6. Every Day activities or assignments will be given to the participants as Home
Work
7. Training will be conducted as per Certification perspective.
8. Will cover at least 35 scenarios as part of the course
9. Session would be more Hands-on and Scenario based
Certification
- The course content has been vetted and approved by the NSDC, meaning it aligns with industry standards and has a good chance of leading to employment.
- The training center has met certain quality standards, such as having a certain number of trainers and equipment.
- You may be eligible for a loan from the NSDC to pay for the course.
- You may be able to get a certificate recognized by the government and industry.
- You may be able to get placement assistance after completing the course
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