Salesforce Platform Developer II Certification Training

1. Object query language in Salesforce
2. Salesforce Wrapper and Test Classes
3. Using Iterator and Trigger operations
4. Batch operations and its importance in Salesforce
5. Scheduling a class using Scheduling Apex
6. Deploying Standard and Custom Controllers for new classes
7. Declarative interface and Force.com fundamentals
8. Various aspects like data validation, security and debugging
9. Preparing for the Salesforce Platform Developer II Certification

• Software Developers and App Developers
• CRM Professionals, Developers and Administrators
• System Administration Personnel
• Those aspiring for a career in Salesforce Development

You don’t need to have any specific skills for taking up this training. However, a basic knowledge of Salesforce, CRM and its functionality are beneficial.

• The global CRM market is projected to reach US$48.4 billion in two years – Strategyr
• Salesforce leads the CRM market with a 19.7% of market share – Gartner
• A Salesforce Administrator in the United States can earn $82,000 – Indeed

Salesforce is the most widely used CRM platform with over 70% of the Fortune 500 companies already benefiting from its deployment. This training will provide you with the right skill sets needed to be a successful Salesforce Developer. This Salesforce Developer certification training can help you apply for the best jobs in the CRM domain.

Introduction to Salesforce, understanding the MVC Architecture, overview of Salesforce Platform Developer II, the Visualforce MVC Model, defining Collections, Sets, declaring a Set and using in Operation, list method in Salesforce and understanding Map.

Using JavaScript in Visualforce pages, deploying Salesforce Object Query Language, using Query Editor for editing queries, working with Iterators on multiple objects, generating a Query.

Understanding the Salesforce Apex language, Apex Data Types, introduction to Apex Triggers, importance of Triggers, Trigger – before and after use cases, types of Triggers, the Trigger operations, understanding the Trigger context, writing Triggers, generating error messages, old and new Trigger.

The various scenarios in which Triggers can be fired, understanding Insert Trigger, Update Trigger, working with After Update & After Insert Trigger, relationship between Accounts, Contacts & Opportunities in Salesforce, updating account records, mapping account IDs, comparing Trigger.newmap and Trigger.oldmap.

Understanding Salesforce Wrapper Classes, various Class methods and data structures, properties of Wrapper Classes, the test classes in Salesforce, executing Apex Class.

Introduction to Salesforce Developer Console, IDE for creating, testing and debugging applications, checking and executing Salesforce Test Classes, making changes in Classes, working with Eclipse platform and Plugin, scheduling a custom-level class.

Scheduling Apex Classes using Apex Scheduler, writing Apex Classes that implement Sscheduleable Interface, monitoring and stopping execution of Scheduled Apex Jobs, understanding the concept of Visualforce Pages.

Understanding of Standard and Custom Controllers in Salesforce, the concepts and differences between the two, working with Standard Controller, validation rules and controller actions, building a Custom Controller, designing a new Visualforce Page and Account, HTML Tags in Salesforce, learning Apex programming.

Deep dive into Standard Controllers, learning about Salesforce Objects – Standard and Custom Objects, creation of new Apex Page in accounts using programming, extending the controllers, understanding Debug and Apex Debug Log, the Apex:param Tag, Output Link and Apex:command Link, defining the Rendered Function.

Understanding how to handle error exceptions in coding, working with Standard & Custom Objects, setting up Master-Detail relationship, designing Custom Controller with coding, creating Wrappers, statement updating, understanding the Try and Catch function for exception handling in Apex.

Understanding the Ajax components, the various options in Visualforce Pages, inline Visualforce page, inserting buttons and links, deploying Custom Label for alert messages, page loading, introduction to Triggers, custom fields and custom settings, data access from internal & external memory, coding best practices, understanding Declaration & Initialization, understanding Nullified Triggers, Apex Transactions.

Introduction to Salesforce Batch Apex concept, defining the Batch Apex, Command Button and Apex Output Link, the significance of Batch Apex for working with large number of records, the important steps, start, execute and finish, understanding Dynamic Query and Query Locator, calling an Apex Batch, studying the Try Catch Finish Method, understanding the Synchronous and Asynchronous transactions, Style Tag, deploying JavaScript in Visualforce Page, value passing from one Visualforce Page to another.

Salesforce Lightning collection of tools and technologies, modern user interface for speed optimization, Lightning Experience, building reusable components to customize Lightning Experience, Salesforce1 Mobile App.

Introduction to Salesforce1, action layouts for Salesforce1, Lightning Process Builder, creating process using visual layout, create whole process rather than using multiple workflow rules, process for working together in one UI for different users.

Two types of free accounts, lifetime free developer account, 30 days trial production account, understanding how to sign up for the lifetime free developer account, account creation at https://developer.force.com.

Creation of custom domain in Salesforce, defining of custom domain name for the organization at https://.lightning.force.com, testing the domain, event driven lightning framework, Aura Framework, deploying the domain, using Developer Console, creating Lightning Components.

Using CSS and HTML for styling Lightning Components, referencing Components in Lightning App, creating CSS file in Developer Console, linking to Lightning Component, uploading external style sheet to static resource.

Understanding what attributes are, member variables in Apex Class, typed fields on a specific instance of a component, referencing from within Component’s markup using expression syntax, making components dynamic with attributes, using aura:attribute> tag to add attribute to component or app.

Understanding client side controller, defining functions, binding to components, passing value to functions and other JavaScript based operations, defining attribute in application, referencing component in application.

Creating fine-grained components in larger components, fitting components together, creating simple components like c:LC and c:LC2, creating wrapper component c:wrappercomp containing simple components.

The IF Else conditional statement, aura:if, isTrue expression, instantiating components in either its body or the Else attribute.

Accessing data using Value Providers, encapsulating related value together, the value providers for a components v (view) and c (controller).

Using out-of-the-box components for Salesforce1, Lightning Experience, Lightning Apps, components belonging to different namespaces, Aura, Force, force Chatter, force Community, lightning design system styling, lightning namespace components, user interface.

Understanding common UI, using aura:component, UI components such as ui:input and ui:output, easy handling of common UI, component styling and extension.

Dynamically updating UI components, JavaScript controller actions for firing events in Lightning Component Framework, event declaration using aura:event tag in a .evt resource.

Event-driven programming using JavaScript, Java Swing, the component event and application event, writing handlers in JavaScript controller actions.

Creating server side controller in Apex, @Aura Enabled annotation, annotation to enable client and server-side access to controlled method, calling a server-side controller action from a client-side controller.

A real example of deploying Server side controller by pulling data from Opportunity object, creating Client side controller to invoke Server side controller and passing the returned value to components.

Building Contact Management App on Lightning Framework, uploading CSS file and uploading it to static resource for referencing in application, creating contact Controller Apex Class, pulling data from contact and returning the list of contacts, designing User Interface by using HTML and CSS Classes provided in Bootstrap Style sheet.

Project 1 – Building Lightning Application

Objective Building component to call client side controller function and handle data, alternate method for pulling contact details based on ID, creating component to handle the event, creating client side controller for binding user event and calling new Apex Controller method, adding fields to components, querying fields in the controller method and displaying on the screen.

Project 2 – Developer Console

Objective – This project involves working with the Salesforce Developer console. The Salesforce Developer Console is basically an integrated development environment that includes a set of tools for creating, debugging, testing and verifying of applications in Salesforce. Some of the tasks that you will be specifically working on are as below:

• Executing test classes
• Checking test class execution
• Deploying change of classes
• Learning about & deploying Eclipse
• Scheduling of a particular class

Project 3

Domain – Cloud

Objective – Build a Lightning Component with Yelp’s Search API that displays a list of businesses near a certain location

Project 4

Domain – Cloud

Objective – Build a simple conference management app with Apex and Visualforce