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Master the complete Clay platform from blank tables to automated CRM syncs. Learn sourcing, web scraping, waterfall enrichment, and AI logic from scratch by building a real-world project.
Master Admin, Apex and LWC — then go further with Agentforce, Data Cloud and Einstein AI. Hands-on courses, training and docs, free and open source.
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Every track is an ordered path with a certification at the end of it. Start anywhere — they share the fundamentals.
One guided training, in order — from your first org to certified. Finish a section and the next unlocks.
Hands-on, video-first, structured like a syllabus.
Master the complete Clay platform from blank tables to automated CRM syncs. Learn sourcing, web scraping, waterfall enrichment, and AI logic from scratch by building a real-world project.
Start learning Conga CPQ (formerly Apttus) on Salesforce: basics to mastery—package install, product/catalog/options, bundles, pricing (lists/tiers/matrices, discounts, deal guidance), constraint rules & approvals, quotes, renewals, templates, and integrations. Job-ready training.
Everything on this site is free to read. When you're ready to actually work through it — with a player that remembers where you stopped, progress that carries across devices and a certificate at the end — that lives in the app.
No trial, no drip-feed, no video course that stops at the interesting part.
The whole curriculum is readable without an account. Membership funds the site; it does not unlock the syllabus.
The theme, the courses and the docs are all public repositories. Fix a typo, or write a lesson — every contribution ships.
Every exercise runs in a Developer Edition org you create yourself. Nothing is simulated and nothing is a screenshot.
Agentforce, Data Cloud and Einstein are taught alongside Apex and Flow, not bolted on as a bonus module.
The training is a sequence: finish a section and the next one opens. You never have to guess what comes next.
Questions are answered in the open by working Salesforce developers, admins and architects.
Every number below is counted live from what is on the site right now.
“I went from opening Setup for the first time to passing the Admin exam in four months, entirely on the free track. The order of the lessons is what did it.”
Priya R.
Salesforce Administrator
“The Apex sections are written by someone who has clearly debugged a governor limit at 2am. That is very rare in Salesforce content.”
Daniel O.
Salesforce Developer
“I use the docs as the onboarding path for every junior who joins my team. It saves me a week each time.”
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Technical Lead
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Yes. Every course, every training lesson and every doc is readable without an account or a card. Membership pays for the site; it does not gate the curriculum.
You need a free Developer Edition org, which Salesforce gives out at no cost and never expires. The first lesson walks you through creating one.
A course covers one subject in depth and can be taken on its own. The training is a single ordered path through all of them, from your first login to certification-ready.
This site is the public library — readable by anyone, indexed by search engines. app.namastesalesforce.com is the workspace: the lesson player, your progress and your certificates. Same account, same design system, different job.
It covers the exam objectives and every lesson maps to one, but no course can sit the exam for you. Treat the training as the syllabus and the practice questions as the rehearsal.
Please do. The theme, the courses and the docs are open source — corrections, new lessons and new translations are all welcome, and authors are credited on everything they write.
The whole platform — this theme, the courses, the docs — is an open-source project. Read the code, fix a typo or write a lesson: every contribution ships, and every author is credited.
Not a digest and not a drip campaign — a note when a course, a training section or a substantial rewrite is published, and nothing in between.
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