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This course provides those who are a new to programming with an introduction to Object-Oriented Programming using the Java-like Force.com code (apex) At the end of this class, you'll have an understanding of how to approach your first programming assignment. This course is ideal for people familiar with the salesforce application user interface (UI) and customizing applications using the Setup menu.

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DS Dev531

This course provides those who are a new to programming with an introduction to Object-Oriented Programming using the Java-like Force.com code (apex) At the end of this class, you'll have an understanding of how to approach your first programming assignment. This course is ideal for people familiar with the salesforce application user interface (UI) and customizing applications using the Setup menu.

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Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming with Force.

com Code (Apex)


(DEV531)
This course provides those who are a new to programming with an introduction to object-oriented programming using the Java-like Force.com code (Apex). In this class, youll learn the basics of creating classes and triggers in Force.com code as well as best practices and development methodology concepts that will help you be successful as you start to build your first Force.com applications. At the end of this class, youll have an understanding of how to approach your first programming assignment, how to construct basic Force.com code to build on the Force.com platform, and hands-on experience with the Force.com toolset.

Who should take this course?

This course is ideal for people who are familiar with the Salesforce application user interface (UI) and customizing applications using the Setup menu and who want to gain an understanding of object-oriented programming and develop basic Force.com code development skills.

Duration

Classroom 5 days

Delivery Format
Classroom

Prerequisites

Course participants should be familiar with the Salesforce UI and how to customize applications using the declarative capabilities.

What you will learn

By the end of this course, youll be able to:

Demonstrate the fundamentals of Force.com code development Describe object-oriented programming concepts Evaluate general use cases where Force.com code is a good solution Consider basic Force.com code syntax, available data types, and potential use of each List the ways Force.com code can be invoked Compare and contrast the different types of collections Write SOQL for loops to handle bulk data Review execution order and where before and after triggers execute Test the different governor limits and contexts Create a unit test for a class using assertion methods

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Understand the requirements, steps, and tools available for deploying Force.com code

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Course Outline: IIntroduction to Object-Oriented Programming with Force.com Code (Apex) (DEV531)

Topic
Introduction to Force.com Code

Objective
Overview, including Force.com code in the salesforce.com stack, environment requirements, usage scenarios, the development lifecycle, execution methods, andsalesforce.com objects & fields An introduction to object-oriented programming, classes, & objects Installation & development using the Force.com IDE

Force.com Code Building Blocks

Classes, variables & methods, & data objects Data objects & relationships between objects Force.com code variables, data types, & expressions Best practices for formatting, commenting, & naming conventions

Force.com Code Class Construction Force.com Triggers & Data

Classes and objects, including passing & returning variables, encapsulation, conditions & logic flow control, loops, & exception handling Introduction to Force.com triggers, including when to use a trigger, order of execution, creation & development considerations, & governors & limitations An introduction to querying data with SOQL and SOSL Data Manipulation Language (DML)

Testing, Debugging, & Deployment

Debugging scenarios, methods, & tools Test classes, unit testing, testing requirements & strategies, & considerations & best practices IDE testing & an overview of Salesforce CRM UI testing Deployment checklist & preparation steps Force.com IDE deployment

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