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Salesforce Developer Path
LWC, Apex, SOQL, integrations, and real builds.
Say Namaste to Salesforce! Start your journey from scratch with beginner-friendly Salesforce courses, blogs, tutorials, SFDC resources, and a weekly newsletter.
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Featured learning path
Salesforce Developer Path
LWC, Apex, SOQL, integrations, and real builds.
Structured Curriculum
Step-by-step learning
Hands-on Projects
Build while learning
Certification Prep
Career-focused training
Community Support
Learn together
Pick the Salesforce route that matches your goal.
Security, flows, reports, automation, setup, and day-to-day platform ownership.
Apex, LWC, APIs, triggers, testing, packaging, and scalable custom app builds.
Solution design, integrations, data strategy, governance, and enterprise scale thinking.
Practical courses built for real outcomes.
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.
Swarnil Singhai • 9 min read
Learn from people who build in Salesforce, not just people who repeat docs with dramatic confidence.
Every course is designed around implementation, exercises, and project-based outcomes.
Stay consistent with a growing ecosystem of learners, builders, and future architects.
Video Lessons
Clear walkthroughs and guided builds.
Docs & Notes
Supporting references and written guides.
Career Ready
Skills with portfolio and job value.
Supportive
Less confusion, more clarity.
Swarnil
Salesforce Developer — Building in public
I'm on a mission to become a Salesforce Application Engineer at a top product company. This site is where I document that journey — and help others walk the same path.
No exam dumps, no recycled slides. Just practical builds and honest notes from the road.
Started with Salesforce Admin
Learning the platform from the ground up — flows, automation, security model
Moved into Salesforce Development
Apex, LWC, SOQL, integrations — building real things, not just reading docs
Launched Namaste Salesforce
Open source learning portal — built in public, for the community
Goal: Salesforce Application Engineer
Top product-based company — documenting the whole path here
Fresh tutorials, breakdowns, and explainers.
Salesforce + AI is opening up serious opportunities in India through 2028. If you’re a fresher or a busy professional looking for a **calm, reliable path**, this article lays out the **roles, skills, and a practical plan** and why I’m building **Namaste Salesforce** to help you get there
22 Sep 2025 • 3 min read
Ever heard the term **CPQ** and wondered what it means? This blog explains the CPQ process (Configure, Price, Quote) in simple words and CPQ examples. Learn why CPQ matters, how it helps sales teams, A perfect beginner post for anyone asking: “What is CPQ?”
09 Sep 2025 • 3 min read
Beginner-friendly, step-by-step guide to integrate OpenAI (ChatGPT) with Salesforce using Remote Site Settings and the recommended Named Credentials path. Includes full Apex code, Flow options, and security best practices.
01 Sep 2025 • 6 min read
From people on the same Salesforce journey.
The developer path actually makes sense — Swarnil builds stuff and explains the decisions, not just the syntax. Best Salesforce resource I've found.
I passed my Admin cert after following the structured path here. The way flows, security, and reports are sequenced just clicks.
Love that this is open source and built in public. You can see the thinking behind every lesson — feels like learning alongside someone.
Clear outcomes, practical execution, and less fluff.
Job-ready skills
Learn what helps in real implementations and interviews, not just keyword collecting.
Layered progression
Move from beginner concepts to advanced builds with a path that actually makes sense.
Momentum
Stay consistent with guided tracks, practical lessons, and meaningful next steps.
Start with courses, sharpen with docs, and stay current with the blog.