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Salesforce Developer Study Notes

The document outlines key concepts for Salesforce development, including its multi-tenant architecture and MVC pattern. It covers data modeling, process automation, user interface components, and testing and deployment practices. Essential topics include objects, fields, Apex triggers, Visualforce, and Lightning Components, emphasizing the importance of testing and debugging in the development process.

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Salesforce Developer Study Notes

The document outlines key concepts for Salesforce development, including its multi-tenant architecture and MVC pattern. It covers data modeling, process automation, user interface components, and testing and deployment practices. Essential topics include objects, fields, Apex triggers, Visualforce, and Lightning Components, emphasizing the importance of testing and debugging in the development process.

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Salesforce Developer - Detailed Study Notes

1. Salesforce Fundamentals
Multi-Tenant Architecture:
- All customers share the same infrastructure and code base.
- Resources are securely partitioned.
MVC Pattern:
- Model: Data and business logic (Objects, Fields).
- View: UI (Lightning, Visualforce).
- Controller: Handles input and updates model/view (Apex Controllers).

2. Data Modeling & Management


Objects:
- Standard and Custom Objects to store data.
Fields:
- Standard, Custom, Formula, Roll-Up Summary fields.
Relationships:
- Lookup, Master-Detail, Many-to-Many.
Schema Builder:
- Visual tool to manage data model.
Data Types:
- Text, Number, Date, Picklist, etc.

3. Process Automation & Logic


Apex Triggers:
- Executes custom actions before/after record changes.
Apex Classes:
- Organize logic into reusable units.
Flows:
- Declarative automation for complex logic.
Process Builder:
- Automate simple business processes without code.
4. User Interface
Visualforce:
- Tag-based markup language for creating custom pages.
- Uses standard controllers, custom controllers, extensions.
Lightning Components:
- Modern UI framework for reusable components.
- Aura Components and Lightning Web Components (LWC).

5. Testing, Debugging & Deployment


Apex Test Classes:
- Required for deployment, 75% code coverage minimum.
- Use @isTest, System.assert methods.
Debugging:
- Debug Logs, Checkpoints, Developer Console.
Deployment:
- Change Sets, Metadata API, Salesforce CLI.

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