Let's look at how can we build business processes in Salesforce Platform using point and click, drag and drop interface over a cup of coffee.

Salesforce Administration Training

Customizing Salesforce to build custom functionality and business processes.

Salesforce Development (Visualforce & Apex)

This is the best course available online on Salesforce Integrations. Period.

Salesforce Integration Master Course (Advanced Apex)

I'm gonna walk you through how we can create a guided selling path for the sales agent from scratch and save them tons of time, so they can focus on closing more deals.

Salesforce CPQ in the Wild

Prepared but still struggling to crack interviews? This is going to the only course you would need in that case to crack the job.

Interview Questions

Lightning flow is the next super duper powerful tool from Salesforce that can power up and automate a business process with just point and click interface in matter of minutes.

Learn lightning flows with me

Lightning Experience is built on Single Page Architecture and every that we have used in Salesforce Classic will be re-implemented using Aura Framework.

Lightning Components Development

There are quite a few projects that use Aura Components because of the battle tested robustness. Let me be honest, there isn't much content available online to help you master Aura Development. That is where this course comes handy.

Aura Component Development

By now you would have know that Lightning Web Components is around the corner and you would need good command on JavaScript concepts to write better Components.

Javascript for Lightning Web Components [FREE]

Everything from why Salesforce had to come up with a new framework to build super-advanced solutions using LWC.

Lightning Web Components Development

You can get the basics of LWC in just a couple of hours.

Lightning Web Component Development Handbook

Writing Apex test classes is never going to be a frustrating or time taking action item after you finish this course.

Apex Test Fest

The 3 hours you will be spending on this series will be helping you save 30 mins per day as long as you use the VS Code Editor.

Mastering Visual Studio Code

Check out all the Summer '23 release updates in less than 30 mins.

What's new in Summer 23 Release

Get a hang of the new features released in Spring '21

What's new in Spring 21 Release

Whose not interested in building real projects? Why the wait then .. Lets get started.

Build Real Projects with Lightning

The Swiss - Knife for deployments! This course helps you master all the SFDX related commands and practices to help you get good at good CI-CD practices.

Dive into Salesforce DX

A step-by-step guide to Apex Triggers. In case you are entirely new to Apex Triggers then this is the go to course. This course covers all the basics and does a great job in making sure you have solid foundation in Apex Triggers.

Apex Triggers Framework 101

In this series you will find source code to few reusable components I have built. Use these repos as a reference and refer it when ever you

Source Code

Often things which does not need more than a couple of minutes but are very crucial either end up as a episode with 4-5 mins or get second priority. With these short informational videos .. we will be aiming at two birds with a single stone.

🔥 Hot Tips & Quick Bites

The Salesforce developer roadmap for 2026: what to learn in order, from the data model and Flow to Apex, testing, LWC and integration, with realistic timeframes.

Salesforce Developer Roadmap 2026: Step-by-Step Path

Objects, fields, relationships, record types and the security model. Developers who skip this write code that breaks for real users.

Platform foundations and the data model

Learn what Flow can do before you write code, so you know when Apex is actually needed.

Declarative automation with Flow

The core language: collections, queries, DML, exceptions and governor limits, written in VS Code against a real org.

Apex, SOQL and DML

Write triggers that handle 200 records as easily as one, with logic moved into a handler framework.

Triggers and bulkification

Tests that assert behaviour, cover failure paths and run as different users, not tests written to reach 75%.

Apex testing

Modern JavaScript first, then LWC: data binding through getters, wire adapters, calling Apex, events and messaging.

JavaScript and Lightning Web Components

Queueable, Batch and Scheduled Apex, then authentication, callouts, APIs and Platform Events.

Async Apex and integration

Ship with the Salesforce CLI, build complete projects, and practise explaining your decisions out loud.

Deployment, projects and interviews

Salesforce Developer Roadmap 2026

A step-by-step Salesforce admin roadmap for 2026: data model, page layouts, formulas, security and sharing, Flow, reports and data, with realistic timeframes.

Salesforce Admin Roadmap 2026: What to Learn, in Order

How an org is organised, standard and custom objects, fields and relationships. The free admin course covers the core of phases 1 to 4, plus reports.

Org basics and the data model

Give different users the right fields, picklist values and pages for the work they do.

Record types, layouts and the user experience

Calculate values and protect data quality without code.

Formulas and validation rules

Who can see and edit what: the most important topic for an admin, and the one interviews probe hardest.

Security and sharing

Flow is where new automation is built. Learn record-triggered, screen, scheduled and autolaunched flows.

Automation with Flow

Turn data into answers for managers, and get data in and out of the org safely.

Reports, dashboards and data management

Change safely, keep up with releases, and decide whether to certify, specialise or move towards development.

Sandboxes, releases and your next step

Salesforce Admin Roadmap 2026

How a Salesforce admin becomes a developer in 2026: push Flow further, then learn Apex, triggers, testing, JavaScript and LWC, with realistic part-time timeframes.

Salesforce Admin to Developer Roadmap (2026)

You already know the data model. Go deep on Flow first, so you can see exactly where clicks stop and code starts.

Push Flow to its limits

Translate what you know from Flow into code: variables, collections, queries and DML, written in VS Code.

The first real developer skill: triggers that handle a whole batch of records, with logic in a handler class.

Every line of Apex needs a test before it can be deployed. Learn to write tests that prove behaviour.

Modern JavaScript first, then components that display data, call Apex and talk to each other.

JavaScript, then Lightning Web Components

Queueable, Batch and Scheduled Apex, plus one REST callout using a Named Credential.

Async Apex and a first callout

Take on development work in your current role, then prepare for developer interviews.

Make the switch

Salesforce Admin to Developer Roadmap

A Salesforce CPQ consultant roadmap: Sales Cloud foundations, bundles and options, product rules, pricing, subscriptions and renewals, with realistic timeframes.

Salesforce CPQ Consultant Roadmap (2026)

CPQ sits on top of Opportunities, Products and Price Books. Know the standard quote-to-cash objects before you add a package on top.

Sales Cloud and admin foundations

Model what the company sells: bundles, product options, features and how products are selected in the Quote Line Editor.

Products, bundles, options and features

Stop invalid configurations and guide reps towards valid ones.

Configuration rules and attributes

How a price is built up, line by line, from list price to net price.

Pricing and discounting

Recurring revenue: subscription, evergreen, MDQ and usage-based products, and what happens after the first sale.

Subscriptions, contracts, amendments and renewals

Flows, approvals and data loads that touch CPQ objects, without breaking the quote calculator.

Automation and data around CPQ

Run discovery, design a solution, say no to over-customisation, and explain your design in an interview.

Consulting skills and interviews

Salesforce CPQ Consultant Roadmap

A Salesforce integration roadmap for 2026: Apex foundations, OAuth and Named Credentials, callouts, Salesforce APIs, Platform Events and testing, step by step.

Salesforce Integration Specialist Roadmap (2026)

Integrations are built in Apex. You need solid SOQL, DML, collections and async Apex before anything else.

Apex and async foundations

How systems prove who they are: OAuth flows, connected apps, Named and External Credentials, JWT and single sign-on.

Authentication and identity

REST callouts from Apex, serialising and parsing JSON, and handling failures without losing data.

Outbound: calling other systems

The standard REST API, custom Apex REST services, and Bulk API 2.0 for large data volumes.

Inbound: other systems calling Salesforce

Publish and subscribe instead of polling: Platform Events, Change Data Capture and the streaming options.

Event-driven integration

Mock callouts, test Apex REST services and test the failure paths, not just the happy path.

Testing integrations

Choose the right integration pattern, design for failure, and explain your choices in an interview.

Salesforce career roadmaps