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Apex Programming Language

• Learn and get a deep (and correct) understanding of the Salesforce programming language
• Using the Primitive, Complex Data Types and Collections
• Considerations and best practices when writing cloud applications in a multi-tenant platform

SOQL and SOSL to Retrieve Your Org’s Data

• Writing single and multi-objects SOQLs and SOSLs.
• Various methods of processing SOQL Data and their benefits.
• Create a Query dynamically at run-time
• Using SOQL in Apex and Triggers

DML to Manipulate Your Org’s Data

• Writing data back to Salesforce database using DML
• Differences between the ways you can Invoke DML operations
• Write Apex to invoke DML operations and handle DML errors

Apex Triggers

• Describe what a Trigger is used for
• Describe the syntax of a Trigger definition
• Use Trigger context variables
• Writing and testing Triggers
• Trigger design advanced strategies

Apex Class and OOP

• Foundations of OOP
• Describe how Apex classes are used
• Define an Apex Class
• Determine what data an Apex class can access
• Describe key points in the Order of Execution
• Describe how triggers fit into and can be impacted by the Order of Execution
• Describe the lifecycle of an Apex transaction
• Describe the memory lifecycle for static attributes
• Error Handling and Logging

Testing Custom Applications

• Understand the Apex testing framework
• Create test data
• Write and run an apex test classes
• Salesforce Test framework best practices

Working with Visualforce

• Creating custom UI using Visualforce pages
• Using Standard and List Controllers
• Building and using custom Controllers and Extensions
• Write tests for Controller Constructors
• Write tests for action methods, getters, setters, and properties

Deployment

• What Is deployment?
• Deploy code using Change Sets
• Review managed and unmanaged packages
• Explore Salesforce DX

Strategies for Designing Efficient Apex Solutions

• Best practices for writing secure code that is easy to maintain and extend
• Writing Triggers and Classes that assume batches of data as input
• Writing code that works efficiently with the database, both in querying and using DML
• Declarative mechanisms you can use to implement complex business logic, what types of problems they’re best used for, and their limitations
• Ways in which you can use declarative functionality to improve your programmatic solutions

Lightning Web Components

• Why Lightning Web Components?
• Developing Lightning Web Components from scratch
• Surfacing LWCs
• Building advanced layouts and responsive layouts
• Communicate between LWCs using custom events, public methods etc.
• LWCs and Salesforce Data
• Testing and deploying LWC

• Platform Developer I 
• JavaScript Developer I - LWC

• 40 x 1.5 Hours Instructor-Led Live sessions on Zoom.
• 1 real-life end-to-end development project.
• 40+ assignments/mini projects.

• Total Fee: $1200 (USD).
• Fee to be paid in 12 monthly instalments of US$1200/-.