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Salesforce Development Index

Course Content

  1. Declarative Features Vs Programmatic Features
  2. Salesforce Architecture ( MVC )
  3. Data Types
  4. Apex Classes
  5. If – Conditional and loops
  6. Collections in APEX
    • List
    • Set
    • Map
  7. Oops Concepts
  8. Data Manipulation Language (SOQL) & SOSL
  9. Exception Handling
  10. Triggers and its Best Practices
  11. Custom Setting, Custom Metadata and Custom Labels
    • Where to use it ?
    • How to use it ?
    • Apex Trigger + Custom Setting
  12. Asynchronous Apex
    • Batch Classes
    • Scheduler Classes
    • Queueable Classes
    • Future Method
  13. Apex Governor Limits
  14. Test Classes for Triggers and Apex classes
  15. Visualforce Pages
    • Standard Controllers
    • Extension Controllers
    • Custom Controllers
  16. Wrappers Classes in Apex

By : Harshal Lad ( CorpoVision Technology )

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