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Subject(s)

• Customer relations—Management—Data processing—Examinations—Study guides [Browse]
• Sales management—Data processing—Examinations—Study guides [Browse]
• Salesforce (Online service)—Examinations—Study guides [Browse]

Series

Certification Study Companion Series [More in this series]

Summary note

This book is a comprehensive learning guide tailored for professionals who primarily work as non-coders within the Salesforce ecosystem. By providing clear and practical insights, it serves as a roadmap to inspire individuals, regardless of their coding background, to embark on a systematic journey towards acquiring programming skills while navigating the Salesforce platform. This understanding of programming fundamentals is not only valuable for professional growth but also to cover exam preparation for certification as a Salesforce Developer I. Because it includes materials and practical code examples specifically tailored to the exam preparation. In addition the book equips readers with the practical knowledge and confidence to leverage potential of Salesforce's capabilities. This book covers a range of important topics, including Salesforce platform fundamentals and architecture, automatization tools, Apex as a programming language with code examples like triggers, methods, SOQL, SOSL, testing, Lightning web components, deployment tools, and various other subjects, including declarative programming methods by using Flow. Many of these topics are interconnected with relevant code examples or explanations tailored for the Developer I exam as well. Due to retirement and replacement of Workflow and Process Builder with Flow as a more universally applicable declarative tool in recent releases, it is essential to offer an integrated understanding of this context in relation to Apex programmatic methods. It helps for a better understanding of choosing the right methods and tools in certain use cases. Additionally, it's important to provide code examples and explain the structure to help beginners grasp the new Lightning Web Components (LWC) framework as a separate part from the classic Apex methodology. What you will learn Valuable insights into Salesforce Apex programming and Lightning Web Components in a straightforward and structured manner. Detailed explanations alongside numerous code examples tailored for non-coders. Salesforce platform fundamentals, the structure of Apex and Lightning Components, and declarative programming, alongside an overview of the capabilities provided by native Salesforce and additional tools. Who This Book is for: Based on estimates, Salesforce Developer Edition (available for free) has a user base of approximately three million individuals. This diverse group includes not only developers but also a significant number of other users, such as certified Salesforce professionals who do not code. Included are administrators, consultants, marketers, and more. This audience is typically interested in various resources for preparing for the Developer I certification exam. Further, a substantial portion of additional user group comprises individuals who may not currently be assignedto Developer Edition but actively engaged with another Salesforce clouds and seeking additional guidance and information.

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Contents

• Intro
• Table of Contents
• About the Author
• About the Technical Reviewer
• Preface
• Chapter 1: Salesforce Fundamentals and Architecture
• 1.1 The Basic Architecture as Model-View-Controller (MVC)
• 1.2 Multi-tenant Environment and Its Implications
• 1.3 Salesforce Clouds and Extensions
• Chapter 2: Objects and Data Management
• 2.1 Standard and Customer Objects
• 2.2 Fields and Relationships
• 2.3 Data Management Tools
• Chapter 3: Salesforce Automatization Tools
• 3.1 Quick Actions, Page Layouts, and Record Types
• 3.2 Validation Roles and Approval Processes
• 3.3 Declarative Programming with Flows
• 3.4 Flow Components
• 3.5 Building a Flow
• 3.6 Invocable Methods in Flows
• Chapter 4: Apex Programming
• 4.1 Apex Programming Language Syntax
• 4.2 Anonymous Window in Developer Console
• 4.3 Variables Data Types
• 4.4 Collections
• 4.5 Operators and Control Statements
• Chapter 5: Data Manipulation Language (DML)
• 5.1 DML Statements and Operations
• 5.2 Classes, Interfaces, and Methods
• 5.3 Schema Classes and Methods
• 5.4 Database.Batchable Interface
• 5.5 NullPointerException
• Chapter 6: SOQL and SOSL
• 6.1 Salesforce Object Query Language (SOQL)
• 6.2 Salesforce Object Search Language (SOSL)
• 6.3 Create Queries with Best Practice
• Chapter 7: Triggers and Bulk Processing
• 7.1 Triggers and Their Execution Context
• 7.2 Create Triggers with Context Variables
• 7.3 Bulk Processing for Large Datasets
• Chapter 8: Access Control and Permissions
• 8.1 Execution Context
• 8.2 Using the Schema.DescribeFieldResult Class
• 8.3 Implementing Security.stripInaccessible() Method
• Chapter 9: Testing
• 9.1 How to Write Test Cases
• 9.2 Try-Catch Method
• 9.3 Test Data Factory
• 9.4 @TestSetup Method
• 9.5 Test.startTest() and Test.stopTest() Methods
• Chapter 10: Salesforce Developer Experience (DX).
• 10.1 Salesforce Environments
• 10.2 Visual Studio Code and Salesforce CLI
• 10.3 How to Install
• Chapter 11: Salesforce Lightning Platform
• 11.1 Lightning Component Framework
• 11.2 Introducing the Lightning Web Components (LWC)
• 11.3 How to Create LWC
• 11.4 Deployment in Salesforce Org
• 11.5 Summary
• Index.

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ISBN

9798868803000 ((electronic bk.))

OCLC

1450835613

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