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Eden Wheeler
Can I take an Azure development course after completing Salesforce certification?
Hello everyone, last month I joined the Salesforce certification program. I am now interested in pursuing an Azure development course (https://www.igmguru.com/cloud-computing/microsoft-azure-developer-az-203-certification-training/). Can I enroll in this course after completing the Salesforce certification, or are there any prerequisites I should be aware of?
Azure and Salesforce are different platforms. Unless there is a dependency,(which I don't think is the case here) the sequence of pursuing the Salesforce/Azure course will not matter.You don't necessarily need to have any prerequisites in terms of Salesforce certifications or experience
It is recommended to have a good understanding of programming fundamentals and experience with at least one programming language, preferably in a web development context.
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If your role or future job aspiration involves working on cloud solutions that span different platforms, it's beneficial to have expertise in more than one technology. Salesforce and Azure serve different purposes: Salesforce is a leading CRM platform, while Azure is widely used for cloud computing services.
The knowledge you gained from Salesforce certification can potentially give you a broader understanding of cloud-based solutions. Taking an Azure development course afterwards will further strengthen your skills in the cloud computing space. However, it's important to ensure that the investment in time and resources aligns with your professional needs and goals.
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Absolutely! Salesforce and Azure are different platforms, and one doesn't directly lead into the other. That said, learning Azure after Salesforce is totally fine. You might want to note though, for the Azure Developer (AZ-203) certification, having some prior knowledge of software development and Azure's services, SDKs, and APIs is helpful.
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