What to learn to become a Salesforce Developer? 🤯 (Apex, JavaScript, HTML, CSS,. Java, Python) 😵
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- Figuring out what to study to become a Salesforce developer is hard. There are so many different things to focus on. Do you practice programming languages like Java or Python? Or learn apex first?
I hope this video clarifies what you should learn to become a Salesforce developer.
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Appreciate this video! I just started on my developer journey, so this video was really helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Appreciate your videos sir.
Glad you liked it.
Great content! New subscriber. Going through app builder exam now.
Welcome aboard! App builder is a great exam to learn Salesforce's capabilities.
Def gonna look into the oden project. Gonna try and do what you said with coding some personal projects just have no idea on where to start
Personal projects are the way to go. They are super fun because it's something you're interested in and you learn a ton.
Awesome video! I have Admin & Advanced Admin. I am working toward App Builder & PD1 currently. I am also working on personal projects such as that include Flow automation & APIs
Best of luck! Personal projects are the best way to learn IMO
Im going through The Odin Project. I'm working towards the JavaScript Dev cert. Should I pump the brakes and start learning apex / platform dev. cert material?
Hey Walter, thank you for your videos, I wanted to go in Development, and was wondering if becoming a SF Dev was the right choice (Opening doors quickly but I was worried it would close some) after watching your videos, I'm realizing SF Dev is not closing any doors in the future! Will watch carefully for the next videos!
Happy this video helped. Salesforce development isn't locking you into anything. You can easily pivot to other stacks.
Thank you for your video! I am currently part of the Salesforce ecosystem but as a marketing cloud consultant and I like to transfer myself to a Salesforce fev. So based on your recommendation I should pick up APEX and try to get dev based project?
You can do it! The most important thing is to start. Apex is a great language for doing things inside of the Salesforce platform but the language doesn't really matter. Just start trying to create something and see where it lands.
Hey sir! Just Started watching your videos and they are very insightful into the salesforce ecosystem.
I am currently working in a salesforce environment as a accidental "admin" without the certification, with the title:
Salesforce business analyst
Right now I am studying for admin but my end goal is to become a developer within salesforce and in general. Since I do development for fun on the side in Java, C#. I dont have a degree but taking part time classes in my computer science degree via WGU online.
Do you think that salesforce development is a great career into development in general? Can I go and and then branch out later on??
Great questions, there are definitely opportunities to take development skills from Salesforce and transfer them into other development roles. The great part about programming is once you know it for one language you basically know it for all.
I'm a full stack developer thinking to land a job or switch to Salesforce certification to get better jobs, does it require coding interviews too? Or is it comparetively simpler then Software Engineering Interviews or jobs?
Salesforce jobs and interviews are just as rigorous as any other development job. You may find jobs that don't have an in-depth interviewing process but I'd personally be worried if/why they were hiring a developer.
I’ve got Salesforce Admin and Platform App Builder, no job yet, but moving towards Salesforce Platform Developer 1
Keep on pushing. Have you done resume reviews or mock interviews. You have everything you need to get your foot in the door.
@@Walters954 not much, haven’t even found an admin job yet