Mastering Salesforce DX and Visual Studio Code

Mastering Salesforce DX and Visual Studio Code, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 47 lectures, based on 394 reviews, and has 2797 subscribers.

You will learn about Salesforce Before DX Pillars of Salesforce DX Salesforce CLI Architecture Deploy/Retrieve Metadata & Convert into Source Format Development in Source Format Metadata Data Manipulation & Export/Import relational records using DX Source Control Management (SCM) with SFDX Power of VsCode with Salesforce DX Demystifying Scratch Org Chaining of DX command Modular Application Development in SFDX App Decomposition & Unlocked packages Create custom SFDX Plugin This course is ideal for individuals who are Salesforce Admin or Salesforce Developer or Salesforce Architect It is particularly useful for Salesforce Admin or Salesforce Developer or Salesforce Architect.

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Summary

Title: Mastering Salesforce DX and Visual Studio Code

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 47

Number of Published Lectures: 47

Number of Curriculum Items: 47

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 47

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Salesforce Before DX

Pillars of Salesforce DX

Salesforce CLI Architecture

Deploy/Retrieve Metadata & Convert into Source Format

Development in Source Format Metadata

Data Manipulation & Export/Import relational records using DX

Source Control Management (SCM) with SFDX

Power of VsCode with Salesforce DX

Demystifying Scratch Org

Chaining of DX command

Modular Application Development in SFDX

App Decomposition & Unlocked packages

Create custom SFDX Plugin

Who Should Attend

Salesforce Admin

Salesforce Developer

Salesforce Architect

Target Audiences

Salesforce Admin

Salesforce Developer

Salesforce Architect

In this course you will understand how the world looked before Salesforce DX and What were challenges and pain points resulting in creation of this new tool by Salesforce. We will also talk about features of Scratch Orgs and Non-scratch Orgs. Also, we would go through difference between metadata Vs source file formats and where scratch org fits in development paradigm.

Repeatable , Scriptable and Traceable these are the pillar of enterprise modular development. In this course we will also talk about Modular Application Development Using Unlocked Packages and How a we can create our own plugins with the help of Salesforce CLI.

This course is designed for Salesforce Developer, Admin and Architect. Where Developer will learn about how to use Command Line , Admin will learn how to take advantage of SFDX with the help of VsCode and Architect will learn about enterprise modular development using unlocked package.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: About US

Lecture 2: Course Overview

Chapter 2: Module 1 : Introduction to SFDX1

Lecture 1: Salesforce Before DX

Lecture 2: Pillars of Salesforce DX

Lecture 3: Salesforce CLI Architecture

Lecture 4: Metadata Vs Source format

Lecture 5: Type of Salesforce Org

Chapter 3: Module 2 : Getting started with Salesforce DX

Lecture 1: What you will learn in this module

Lecture 2: Installing Salesforce DX

Lecture 3: Install Salesforce DX with NPL (Optional)

Lecture 4: Configuration variables

Lecture 5: Environment Variables

Lecture 6: Create an Application Part 1: Create SFDX project and Authorize Salesforce Org

Lecture 7: Create an Application Part 2 : Import Existing Metadata using Changeset and Pack

Lecture 8: Create an Application Part 1: Convert Metadata to Source

Lecture 9: Create an Application Part 1: Development in SFDX format

Chapter 4: Module 3 : Working with Data

Lecture 1: Insert , Update , Delete and Retrieve Record in Salesforce

Lecture 2: Run SOQL Query using SFDX

Lecture 3: Export/Import relational records using DX

Chapter 5: Module 4 : Source Control Management (SCM) with SFDX

Lecture 1: Why we need Source Control Management

Lecture 2: Create remote repository on Github

Lecture 3: Create SSH Key and link to Github

Lecture 4: Git Ignore and SFDX Ignore files

Lecture 5: Push metadata to Source Control Management (Git)

Chapter 6: Module 5 : SFDX for Admins

Lecture 1: Can you remember all commands? Installing plugins in VSCode for SFDX

Lecture 2: Create SFDX Project & Authorize Org

Lecture 3: Create , Deploy and retrieve components with VsCode

Chapter 7: Module 6 : Demystifying Scratch Org

Lecture 1: Where Scratch org Fit in Our Development Module

Lecture 2: Create Scratch Org

Lecture 3: Importance of .forceignore

Lecture 4: Create Scratch Org With Person Account & Puch Changes

Lecture 5: Import Parent -Child records in Scratch Org

Lecture 6: Development in Scratch org

Lecture 7: Deploy scratch org changes to Sandbox

Lecture 8: Manage Scratch Org

Chapter 8: Module 7 : Automate DX Process (Chaining DX command)

Lecture 1: What you will learn in this module.

Lecture 2: SSL Certificate Creation

Lecture 3: Connected App with JWT flow

Lecture 4: Lets Create our Automation process

Chapter 9: Module 8 : Modular Application Development in SFDX

Lecture 1: Enterprise modular application development

Lecture 2: App Decomposition

Lecture 3: Creating Unlocked Packages

Lecture 4: Create Version

Lecture 5: Test Your Beta Package : Installing packages in Scratch Org

Lecture 6: Promote your changes

Chapter 10: Module 9 : Advance Concepts

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create SFDX Plugin

Instructors

Jitendra Zaa
Salesforce MVP

Amit Chaudhary
Salesforce Architect

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2 stars: 8 votes

3 stars: 48 votes

4 stars: 144 votes

5 stars: 187 votes

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