Course description. Salesforce: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming with Force.com Code
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Modality: Webinar. Virtual classroom sessions with teacher
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Specialty: Salesforce - Administrators
- Fee: Request offer
Introduction
Value services with Salesforce:
- Technological solutions
- Vertical solutions
- Integration with third parties
- Mobility solutions
- Training Solutions
Course content
- Introduction to Apex
- Overview, include Apex usage scenarios, the development lifecycle, and execution methods
- An introduction to object-oriented programming, classes, and objects
- Apex Building Blocks
- Classes, variables and methods, and data objects
- Data objects and relationships between objects
- Apex variables, data types, and expressions
- Best practices for formatting, commenting, and naming conventions
- Apex Class Construction
- Classes and objects, including passing and returning variables, encapsulation, conditions and logic flow control, loops, and exception handling
- Apex Triggers
- Introduction to Apex triggers, including when to use a trigger, order of execution, creation and development considerations, and governors and limitations
- Retrieving and Manipulating Application Data
- Retrieve application data using queries, written in SOQL or SOSL
- Insert, update, merge, and delete records using Apex data manipulation language (DML)
- Testing, Debugging, and Application Lifecycle
- Debugging scenarios, methods, and tools
- Test classes, unit testing, testing requirements and strategies, and considerations and best practices
- Deployment checklist, preparation steps, and tools
- Final evaluation
- Quality Questionnaire
Note: The content may vary to adapt to the group and Salesforce news.
Addressed to
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming using Apex is designed for people who are familiar with the Salesforce application user interface and customizing applications using the Setup menu. It is meant to provide an understanding of object-oriented programming in the context of Apex and the Salesforce platform.
Previous requirements
No prior programming experience required.
Software and hardware requirements
- Hardware: Multimedia PC
- Pentium IV or higher, 1 Gb of memory, sound card, speakers/headphones
- Software:
- Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8
- Internet browser (Internet Explorer 9 or higher, Mozilla, Firefox, Chrome or any current browser compatible with html5)
Fee
If you are interested in taking this course in any training modality, please contact us.
