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FREE Apex Academy Course update from the #AdminsWhoCode webinar!

Thank you everyone for joining today - it was an honor for us to present to you!!

Updates:

1. You're actually getting all four Apex Academy courses on Pluralsight for free - woohoo! More details in the email to come to you.
2. Email me at dvdkliu@gmail.com by the end of the week to ensure you're in!
3. I've gotten hundreds of hundreds more emails than I anticipated already, so forgive me in advance if I get back to you slowly. I actually respond to each email individually  =)
4. I've maxed out my free giveaway budget but I'm working very hard to get more - don't worry I won't let you down!

Finally, never forget... ANYONE CAN CODE!!

Thank you everyone!

David

What do you recommend for learning other than #trailhead - which rocks, for an admin that is fairly new ( < 1 year), in a mature org, using Classic; while Lightning is hanging out there like a carrot on a stick?

I did the first set of Apex Academy!  It made such a huge difference in understanding coding and reasoning for why we did what we did in our org.  Thank you!

Ok - so another one of my favorite peeps, @Angela Mahoney and I did this crazy session at #df15 and I can tell you that, because I just re-watched it. If you want to learn ways to understand these coding concepts and have fun doing it, then check out the video (and let me know what you think). 

In our session we take you through the seven building blocks of force.com coding, all based around a tacky tourist theme. Classes, Objects, Variables, Methods, SOQL, DML and Triggers. I know it sounds nuts, but hey, consider the source. 

#AwesomeAdmins  #AdminsWhoCode  ​#WIT 

Session Recording: The Force.Com Coding Tour (Decoding Coding for Admins

Is it bad to say that @Melissa VanDyke and I rocked this #DF15 session? I choose to believe that it's ok :)  Because, well we did.

If you missed it, or just want to experience all that yummy clicks & code goodness, the recording is now available!  

In case you have no idea what I'm talking about, here is the session description:

This fun and interactive session is targeted at Awesome Admins who have created workflow rules to update field values, and want to level up their career and take a step towards coding. Join us as we use a workflow rule condition formula and show how this can help you approach writing simple triggers. Workflow rules work on single records at a time and we'll show you how these relate to changing data en masse using a trigger. This session will also be useful for admins who work with developers, and want know how to read/understand the code within their own Salesforce organizations.

#awesomeAdmins #adminsWhoCode #wit

Workflow Rule Formulas as a Gateway to Coding