Learn SALESFORCE-SCRIPTING with Real Code Examples

Sign up for a Salesforce developer or sandbox org

Enable Developer Console and/or VS Code Salesforce extensions

Install Salesforce CLI for metadata management

Set up scratch orgs or sandboxes for development

Configure permissions and API access for scripting

Set up Salesforce Developer org or sandbox

Install Salesforce CLI and VS Code extensions

Configure scratch orgs for development

Enable required permissions for Apex and Flow

Test sample scripts and components

Apex classes (.cls) and triggers (.trigger)

Lightning Web Components (.js, .html, .css)

Flow and Process Builder metadata

Visualforce pages (.page) and controllers

Custom object and field metadata

sfdx force:org:create -> Create scratch org

sfdx force:source:push -> Deploy source to org

sfdx force:apex:test:run -> Run Apex tests

sfdx force:org:open -> Open org in browser

sfdx force:source:retrieve -> Retrieve metadata

Multi-language support in Salesforce objects and fields

Locale-aware date, time, and currency formatting

Translate labels and components for global users

Unicode support for multi-language data

LWC and Flow adapt to user locale

Web and mobile support via Salesforce UI

Keyboard shortcuts in Lightning Experience

Screen reader support in standard components

Flow screens accessible via web/mobile

Export reports to Excel/PDF for users

LWC for modern reactive UI

Visualforce for legacy custom pages

Lightning App Builder for drag-and-drop UI

Dynamic components with conditional rendering

Custom dashboards and reports

Data stored in Salesforce objects and records

Variables scoped to Apex execution context

Flow context stores temporary execution data

Session data via Salesforce platform sessions

Transaction boundaries maintained by platform

Access and manipulate objects via SOQL/SOSL

Bulk process data in triggers or batch Apex

Validate and clean data via Apex or Flow

Integrate external data via REST/SOAP

Audit and monitor data changes