Salesforce coding lessons for the 99%Finally, Apex tutorials for point-and-click admins! Written by a self-taught Google engineer.
Salesforce coding lessons for the 99%
HOORAY!!!
I am very pleased to say that you can watch the ENTIRE Apex Academy for FREE this weekend!
Register for the free weekend and access all of this for FREE!!
DON’T FORGET TO REGISTER TO GET ACCESS!!
(No credit card required!)
Now if you have A LOT of free time this weekend, it’s the perfect time to cram my 15 week Salesforce Development Curriculum. I know it’s a lot! I just like the idea of maximizing free stuff =)
Speaking of free stuff, I believe it’s time for another free t-shirt giveaway… stay tuned!
David
Hi David, our free weekend just abruptly ended a day early!
Hi,
Is this free week end course started. I did not get any updated email on this. Please let me know if it get started. Please share me the URL also.
Thank you.
David..I did not get my email…thanks
Hi Pj, I had to search for Apex Academy (in Pluralsight) and clicked Start Course
https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/apex-absolute-beginner-guide-coding-salesforce/table-of-contents
Hello David,
Started this adventure today. Question: What to use instead of Mavensmate since it is no longer supported and reached end of life?
Check out the dev console!
Hi all, I had to search for Apex Academy and clicked Start Course
https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/apex-absolute-beginner-guide-coding-salesforce/table-of-contents
One thing to note, Mavensmate is no longer available. We’re being referred to a Salesforce plug in called Salesforce Extensions for Visual Studio Code. There are quite a few prereqs though.
Is it possible to complete the course using the Developer Console?
Yes 100% go dev console.
Groovy, thanks!
The 15 week plan has recommend info on learning the dev console btw!
Hello World `:) ~
Just an FYI regarding the beginner course. As you may have discovered, Mavensmate is no longer available. The good news is that you don’t need Mavensmate or Developer Console to complete the course. You can do almost everything using Salesforce Setup. The only exception is that you will need Developer Console (Test tab) to view your code coverage test log.
I’m using Lighting, so in order to create a trigger, I had to locate the Lead and Opportunity objects (Object Manager search) and clicked on Trigger and Selected New.
For test classes, I searched for Apex, then clicked Apex Classes and New. Save and Run (if no errors)
To view your results, go to Apex Test Execution and click on the “View Test History” link ~ but it won’t have the code coverage percent.. only pass/fail. You will need Dev Console (Test tab) to view the code coverage.. OR.. if you are using your own private org, you can go back to Apex Classes and click the “Estimate your orgs code coverage” link.
Unfortunately, if you are using a free Developer org, you can only follow along with the Mavensmate deployment that David demonstrates.
Hope that helps!
I registered three times and I still haven’t received an email confirmation. Should be worry?
I think the email will come when the event kicks off!
is this registration is still open ?
Yup!
Hi, is the registration working yet?
Cheers, Nicola
Should be good now!
that is so good thanks David!! your friend..PJ
It sounds great! Should I receive an email confirmation? I have not received any yet. Thanks a lot for this free training.
I haven’t gotten one either so you might be fine! Can register again if you’re feeling paranoid!
I did not receive any email conformation after registering. Does it mean i’m registered?
Hhhmmm there was an issue earlier but it should be fixed! May want to re-register just in case!
Great weekend ahead with lots of learning through apex academy
Thanks David
Best news of the day… thanks David & pluralsight
Best news of the day.. thanks David & pluralsight.
I know what I’ll be doing this weekend!