Apex Programming Crash Course | Learn Salesforce Apex App Development Basics

🚀 Are you a Salesforce admin who needs to learn the basics of coding in the Apex programming language? Or maybe you're an existing software eveloper who is interested in making a career jump into Salesforce app development?
In this Apex programming crash course, we will be covering all of the fundamental concepts you'll need to start building basic apps and bug fixes in Apex.
Apex is a server-side programming language and development platform in Salesforce, a widely-used CRM system. It allows developers to create custom business logic and automate processes within the Salesforce ecosystem. With Apex, developers can write triggers, classes, and methods to respond to events, integrate with external systems, and build custom interfaces using Visualforce. It also provides tools for testing, debugging, and adheres to Salesforce's security and access control, enabling organizations to extend and tailor Salesforce to their specific requirements.
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Topics:
- Print output to debug log
- Variables and data types
- Math operators
- Comparison operators
- Logical operators
- Arrays and collections (List, Set, Map)
- Loops (for, while, foreach)
- Exception handling (try-catch)
- Salesforce CLI version 2 (SF CLI v2) and commands
- Executing scripts anonymously
- Deploying code and metadata to server
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Source Code:
github.com/coderversity/sales...
Don't have a Salesforce org or instance? Sign up for a FREE Salesforce Developer Edition Org:
developer.salesforce.com/signup
Install Visual Studio Code:
code.visualstudio.com/
Install Node.js:
nodejs.org/en/download
Salesforce Developer Documentation:
developer.salesforce.com
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⭐️ Hashtags ⭐️
#apex #salesforce #soql #apextrigger #lwc #visualforce #lightningwebcomponent #sfdc #salescloud
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[@yummyjackalmeat]

Good shit my man, thanks. Clear and quick and in a dialect of English that isn't difficult to sit through for 3 hours.

[@lightprogrammer]

thank you for this refresher

[@coderversity]

PLEASE READ:
1. You will need a Salesforce org (a Salesforce environment) to develop on the Force.com platform. Please view the video description for a link to create a free Salesforce Developer Edition org.
2. For clarity, Apex is the programming language that we use to develop apps on the Force.com platform. Salesforce is Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), and it is part of the Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) suite. We use Apex to communicate with Salesforce data and metadata.
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