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Salesforce Apex Master Class (Ep. 2) – How to Setup a Free Salesforce Developer Org

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If you wanna be a Salesforce dev you’ve gotta know how to setup your own free dev org so you can practice all day! In the second episode of the Apex Master Class above I show you exactly how to get that done so you can experiment and become the greatest SF dev the world has ever seen!

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Salesforce Development Books I Recommend

Advanced Apex Programming
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