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How can i start first step in development?
Hallo,
I am starting develop in salesforce, i want to do the following exercise, I hope somebody can tell me, how should I start?
For example, there are two similar Contacts (Contact_1, Contact_2) with different addresses,
They should be displayed in one page: Contact_1 displays on the left side of the page, Contact_2 displays on the right side of the page. After click save button, Contact_1 take the address from Contact_2. or after click Cancel button, the Contact_2 should be deleted.
Could somebody tell me, how and where can i find a similar sample code. Or how should I start with this exercise? Should I define a visualforce page to slove?
thanks!
Best regards,
Leo
Hi Leo. It's always great to see someone starting out on our platform. It sounds like you should start with some of the more fundamentals of our platform. I would recommend working through the Force.com workbook which can be found here: http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Force.com_workbook. That will build a good foundation and give you a better context for developer challenges like these.
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Hi Leo. It's always great to see someone starting out on our platform. It sounds like you should start with some of the more fundamentals of our platform. I would recommend working through the Force.com workbook which can be found here: http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Force.com_workbook. That will build a good foundation and give you a better context for developer challenges like these.
Hi ryanjupton,
Thanks for your help : ) it is very useful for me.
Does Salesforce supply Samples code to solve certain requirement, such as the exercise in my first question?
Hi Leo,
Go through the Apex and VF developer guide, which has lot of examples. Please find below the links for the same.
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/pages/
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/apexcode/
Best Regards,
NHK
Sometimes code is provided for examples. I would recommed becomming familiar with http://developer.force.com. That is where you will find such things when they exist. Welcome to the community.