Salesforce Development Advanced
Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to develop Apex applications using object-oriented programming, SOQL, SOSL, DML, Apex Triggers, Asynchronous Apex, Platform Events, and Apex Testing; understand Salesforce REST and SOAP APIs; gain introductory Lightning Web Components (LWC) knowledge; and use modern Salesforce development tools such as Salesforce Web Console, VS Code, Salesforce CLI, and Salesforce DX. Learners will be prepared to progress toward Salesforce Platform Developer I certification and entry-level Salesforce Developer roles.
What you'll master in Level 4
Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to develop Apex applications using object-oriented programming, SOQL, SOSL, DML, Apex Triggers, Asynchronous Apex, Platform Events, and Apex Testing; understand Salesforce REST and SOAP APIs; gain introductory Lightning Web Components (LWC) knowledge; and use modern Salesforce development tools such as Salesforce Web Console, VS Code, Salesforce CLI, and Salesforce DX. Learners will be prepared to progress toward Salesforce Platform Developer I certification and entry-level Salesforce Developer roles.
Training Objectives & Core Deliverables
Architect scalable Apex solutions respecting Governor Limits and Winter ’27 heap-limit awareness.
Write robust bulkified Apex Triggers utilizing trigger context variables and one-trigger handler architectures.
Implement Asynchronous Apex: Future methods, Queueable Apex with chaining, Batch Apex, and Scheduled jobs.
Publish and subscribe to Platform Events within an Event-Driven Architecture.
Day-by-Day Training Schedule & Live Labs
Getting Started with Apex
Hands-on practical org drills for Getting Started with Apex
Apex Programming Fundamentals
Hands-on practical org drills for Apex Programming Fundamentals
Apex Classes and OOP
Hands-on practical org drills for Apex Classes and OOP
OOP and Collections
Hands-on practical org drills for OOP and Collections
Governor Limits and SOQL
Hands-on practical org drills for Governor Limits and SOQL
Relationship Queries and SOSL
Hands-on practical org drills for Relationship Queries and SOSL
Data Manipulation Language
Hands-on practical org drills for Data Manipulation Language
Apex Trigger Fundamentals
Hands-on practical org drills for Apex Trigger Fundamentals
Trigger Development
Hands-on practical org drills for Trigger Development
Advanced Trigger Development
Hands-on practical org drills for Advanced Trigger Development
Asynchronous Apex: Part 1
Hands-on practical org drills for Asynchronous Apex: Part 1
Asynchronous Apex: Part 2
Hands-on practical org drills for Asynchronous Apex: Part 2
Platform Events
Hands-on practical org drills for Platform Events
Apex Testing
Hands-on practical org drills for Apex Testing
REST API
Hands-on practical org drills for REST API
SOAP API
Hands-on practical org drills for SOAP API
Apex Development Best Practices
Hands-on practical org drills for Apex Development Best Practices
Introduction to LWC
Hands-on practical org drills for Introduction to LWC
LWC with Salesforce Data
Hands-on practical org drills for LWC with Salesforce Data
Deployment and Packaging
Hands-on practical org drills for Deployment and Packaging
Detailed Module-wise Curriculum
Data types
variables
constants
operators
strings
dates
conditional statements
for
while
and do-while loops
Classes
objects
properties
methods
constructors
static and instance members
access modifiers: private
public
protected
and global
Inheritance
interfaces
abstract classes
virtual classes
Lists
Sets
Maps
and collection methods
Governor limits
Winter ’27 heap-limit awareness
SOQL syntax
filters
sorting
bind variables
date literals
aggregate functions
grouping
and query limits
Child-to-parent queries
parent-to-child queries
aggregate queries
SOSL syntax
search scopes
and SOQL versus SOSL
insert
update
upsert
delete
undelete
Database class methods
SaveResult
external IDs
single-record DML
and collection DML
Trigger syntax
trigger events
before and after contexts
context variables
Trigger.new
Trigger.old
Trigger.newMap
and Trigger.oldMap
Insert
update
delete
and undelete triggers; before versus after triggers; common trigger use cases
Bulkification
collection-based trigger processing
avoiding SOQL inside loops
avoiding DML inside loops
trigger-handler overview
and trigger best practices
Future methods
Queueable Apex
appropriate use cases
job submission
Queueable chaining overview
and Apex Jobs monitoring
Batch Apex
start
execute
and finish methods; Scheduled Apex; scheduling syntax; job monitoring
Event-driven architecture
Platform Event configuration
event publishing
event subscription
Platform Event triggers
and business use cases
@isTest
test classes
test methods
test-data creation
@testSetup
assertions
Test.startTest()
Test.stopTest()
and code coverage
REST architecture
Salesforce REST resources
authentication flow overview
endpoints
HTTP methods
headers
request structure
response structure
and common use cases
SOAP architecture
Enterprise WSDL
Partner WSDL
SOAP request and response structure
login and session concepts
query operation
record creation
and REST versus SOAP
Code organization
reusable methods
naming conventions
comments
collection usage
SOQL and DML placement
one-trigger approach
and maintainable class design
Purpose and advantages of LWC
LWC architecture
component bundle
HTML file
JavaScript file
CSS file
XML configuration file
and component exposure
Basic properties and data binding
Lightning Data Service overview
record-form components
displaying records
introductory Apex method call
and Lightning App Builder integration
Salesforce DX overview
Salesforce CLI overview
source deployment concept
Change Set overview
managed packages
and unmanaged packages
Certificate of Technical Competency — Salesforce Development Advanced
Complete all live hands-on labs to earn this verifiable competency badge. This credential unlocks progression to Salesforce Admin + Developer.
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Frequently Asked Questions: Salesforce Training Plan (220+ Hours)
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Learners can enroll in the full end-to-end 7-track curriculum for complete mastery from administration to Agentforce AI, or choose dedicated tracks tailored to specific role objectives such as Salesforce Administrator or Platform Developer I.
The curriculum directly aligns with the exam objectives for Salesforce Certified Administrator (ADM-201), Salesforce Certified Platform App Builder, Salesforce Certified Platform Developer I (PDI), and Salesforce AI Associate / Agentforce certifications.
All sessions are delivered 100% live online by veteran Salesforce Certified Technical Architects and Consultants, featuring interactive mentor instruction, hands-on org configuration drills, live code reviews, and enterprise sandbox labs.
Yes. Every track includes real-time laboratory exercises performed in dedicated Salesforce Developer Edition environments, culminating in portfolio-grade enterprise capstone projects across Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Apex triggers, modern LWC UI, and Agentforce autonomous workflows.
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