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Building Applications with Force.com (DEV401)
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Building Applications with Force.com Overview:
Building Applications with Force.com (DEV401) is a hands-on course for new application developers who want to create custom Force.com applications or customize existing Salesforce applications. Students will learn how to use the declarative “clicks not code” capabilities of the Force.com platform to create new applications, and Visualforce pages and components to create custom interfaces.
Who Should Attend:
This course is for application developers who want an in-depth understanding of how to use the declarative capabilities of the Force.com platform to create custom applications and Visualforce pages to customize interfaces. This course provides the foundation for developers who need to know how to leverage these capabilities for rapid development and to prepare for learning Apex and Visualforce page controllers.
Building Applications with Force.com Prerequisites:
Before attending this course, you must attend the following (located at help.salesforce.com):
- Getting Started: Navigating Salesforce
- Getting Started: Using the Sales Cloud
Building Applications with Force.com Objectives:
When successfully completing this course, you should be able to:
- Build and customize multi-user cloud applications with just clicks
- Define an application’s data model
- Customize the user interface
- Create advanced workflows, processes, validation rules
- Automate business processes
- Manage your data
- Modify the user interface with Visualforce pages
Building Applications with Force.com Outline:
Module 1: Designing Applications on Force.com
- Learn about factors to consider when building a data model
- Develop custom objects and fields
- Create and customize page layouts and publisher actions
- Create master-detail, lookup, and many-to-many relationships
- Create custom applications
- Use custom object queues and event-based workflow rules with field update actions
Module 2: Designing Applications for Multiple Users
- Learn about factors to consider when designing applications for multiple users
- Create and customize profiles to manage the user experience
- Create and customize permission sets to manage the user experience
- Employ organization-wide defaults (OWDs), sharing rules, roles, role hierarchy, public groups, and manual sharing to control access to records
- Analyze suitability of field-level security, page layouts, and record types to satisfy business requirements
Module 3: Implementing Business Processes
- Use validation rules to enforce conditional required behavior
- Use functions to enforce data format and data consistency
- Create parallel approval processes and approval processes with dynamic approval routing to automate business processes
- Establish approval process criteria with cross-object formulas
- Set up field history tracking to audit processes
- Learn techniques to prevent or record data changes
- Create and deploy a flow using Visual Workflow
- Create and activate a process using Lightning Process Builder
Module 4: Managing Data
- Learn when and how to export, delete, insert, update, and upsert data
- Use the Data Import Wizard and Data Loader to manage data
Module 5: Visualforce Pages: Enhancing the User Interface
- Learn about the capabilities of Visualforce pages
- Create Visualforce pages to modify the user interface
- Learn about the functionality that comes with Visualforce page standard controllers
- Create templates that can be applied to multiple Visualforce pages
- Learn about incorporating Visualforce into a page layout
- Learn about incorporating JavaScript and Ajax with Visualforce
- Learn about exposing Visualforce to the Internet
- Learn about incorporating Visualforce into Salesforce1
