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NAM1 How a beginner should start with Sales-force Learning?
I have started using Salesforce in my new company but for now the use is very basic- feeding/pulling out customer database. I want to learn full-fledged Saelsfroce and excel in it, I am from non-developer/non-coding background. I have started learning the Salesforce Admin modules viaTrail Head.
It will be great if somebody can guide me since Salesforce is huge and I want to go step-by-step and learn each and every component of Salesforce applications. What could be the best way? What should I follow excatly?
Thank you
It will be great if somebody can guide me since Salesforce is huge and I want to go step-by-step and learn each and every component of Salesforce applications. What could be the best way? What should I follow excatly?
Thank you
salesforce provide free workbooks (pdf and html whichever is comfortable with you). I suggest you start with force.com, then apex, then visualforce and so on...
link to workbooks:
https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Force.com_workbook
good luck!
I think the best way to start with salesforce is with the help of TRIALHEAD. It helps you a lot because it have covered entire concepts and there are options for beginners, intermediate, Advanced etc. Its all arranged as module. I'm sure it will help you.
Regards,
Roshni
I will recommend you to start learning with trailhead
1) https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trail/force_com_admin_beginner
2) https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trail/force_com_dev_beginner
Please check below post to check book link
1) http://amitsalesforce.blogspot.com/2015/01/salesforce-books-link.html
Salesforce provides workbooks for in .pdf and .html format. You should start with Force.com apex workbook, VF workbook and so on.
After completing the workbook you should start learning from Salesforce Trailhead place to learn Salesforce for beginner and Experienced.
Link to Salesforce Trailhead is: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/
Also, You can find free training classes http://www.salesforce.com/in/services-training/training_certification/training.jsp
Start learning Salesforce.
Happy Learning :)
Thanks,
Amit
Everyone mentions trailhead but there's no guide for trailhead also. So, I have compiled this specifically for beginners in salsforce with step by step guides about how to learn salesforce using trailhead
https://sfdcfanboy.com/2017/10/12/a-tip-a-day-15-salesforce-for-beginners/
https://www.sfdc-lightning.com/
I think the best way to learn salesforce is by Trailhead.
Here is the link below to start Trailhead and choose the Admin and Beginner which will make you understand the Salesforce easily:-
https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/trails
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Thank You
Ajay Dubedi
There are various ways available to learn Salesforce no matter if you want to learn development or administrator concepts. Below are the exact processes you should follow to learn Salesforce ineffective manner:
- First, start focusing on learning the basics; we can say an overview of Salesforce. You cannot be a good apex programmer until or unless you do not know the concepts apart from code clearly. There are free resources available there for the same.
- Secondly, start learning and practicing java. There are tons of good books available to learn both cores as well as advance java.
- After you are clear with both the above-mentioned concepts, then it’s time to move ahead. It’s time to learn Apex. Start off with a simple Hello World Trigger. Then move on to SOQL. After learning it, combine apex and SOQL. After learning these both as a whole, it’s time to move to Governor Limits, batch Apex, Visualforce, etc.
Well, there are various effective ways to learn Salesforce without even breaking your bank. Some of them are listed below:- Through Blogs or Salesforce official learning platform : It is good for a beginner level to get the concepts better. (https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/home)
- Through tutorials: Various free, as well as paid tutorials, are there.
- Through books: A good in-depth knowledge proving books are available.
- Through Training: A number of offline and online training sessions are there. I.e JanBask Training for the live session (https://www.janbasktraining.com/online-salesforce-training)
Both online, as well as classroom course candidates, are treated equally. Above all, practice is the key. Keep learning!You can read in details here: What is sfdc (https://sfdcwisdom.com/sfdc/)
First, complete the admin trail mix module and then go for the developer trail mix.
Invest time and money on at least 2 certifications.
Trailhead is the best and easy way to learn if you believe in the self-learning process and is free of cost and you can explore more by reading blogs on the internet.
But You are the one who can invest money and need the trainer to help you with the journey then I will suggest you contact Sudhanshu Jain sir on LinkedIn. He is the great trainer for salesforce.
It totally depends on you, but most important is start taking action .Don't wait for a long time to analyze things.
Hi Stacey ,
Firstlly start trailhead and then start to make small small component yourself and then making own small project which would help you to under
stand the basic needs and basics of component.
If you find your Solution then mark this as the best answer.
Thank you!
Regards,
Suraj Tripathi
For more insight refer here (https://bit.ly/salesforceforjavadeveloper)
- Start with the Salesforce Admin Beginner trail on Trailhead - This trail covers the basics of Salesforce, including navigating the platform, managing users and data, and customizing the interface.
- Practice what you learn by creating a free Salesforce Developer account - This will give you a sandbox environment to experiment with the platform and try out different features.
- Focus on one area of Salesforce at a time - Salesforce has many products, so it's important to focus on a specific area, such as Sales Cloud or Service Cloud. This will allow you to go deeper into that area and gain expertise.
- Join the Salesforce Trailblazer community - This is a great way to connect with other Salesforce users and experts, learn from their experiences, and ask questions.
- Consider getting certified - Salesforce offers a range of certifications for different roles and products. Getting certified can help you demonstrate your skills and knowledge to potential employers.
Remember, learning Salesforce is a continuous process, and it takes time and effort. Don't be afraid to ask questions, practice what you learn, and keep going. Good luck on your Salesforce learning journey!You can also check this : Machine Learning Online Training (https://www.igmguru.com/machine-learning-ai/machine-learning-certification-training/)
Hey nam1,
It's wonderful to hear that you've embarked on your Salesforce journey at your new company! Your decision to start with Trailhead, especially given your non-coding background, is a wise one. Learning the basics step by step is the way to go.
Trailhead is an excellent resource for building your Salesforce knowledge, and you'll understand everything easily because Salesforce has lots to explore.
For a quick start with Salesforce, I recommend reading the article Salesforce Quick Start - Packages From Kick-Off to Customization & Beyond (https://arrify.com/salesforce-quick-start/). It offers valuable insights into Salesforce navigation and will provide excellent guidance as you continue learning.