Salesforce Developer Org Setup Guide
Step-by-step instructions to create a free, lifetime Salesforce Developer Org and access the Developer Console.
#Salesforce#PaaS#Setup#Apex#Developer Org
Several experiments in this lab manual utilize Apex programming on the Salesforce platform. Rather than using a corporate sandbox or production account, Salesforce offers free, lifetime Developer Orgs.
๐ Creating a Salesforce Developer Account
- Open your web browser and go to the Salesforce Developer Signup Page.
- Fill out the registration form:
- First Name & Last Name
- Email: Enter a valid email address (this is where activation instructions will be sent).
- Role: Select Developer.
- Company: You can enter your school name or โSelfโ.
- Country
- Postal Code
- Username: Must be in the format of an email address (e.g.,
yourname@ccsec.lab) and must be globally unique across all Salesforce systems. It does not need to be a real email address.
- Check the box to accept the Master Subscription Agreement.
- Click Sign me up.
- Check your email for an activation link (usually arrives in 2โ5 minutes).
- Click Verify Account in the email.
- Set a password and select a security question.
๐ ๏ธ Navigating to the Developer Console
Once logged in:
- Look at the top right of the screen for the Gear Icon (Setup).
- Click the gear icon and select Developer Console.
- A separate pop-up window will open. This is where you will write Apex classes, execute anonymous code block executions, run queries, and review debugging logs.
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Viva Voce Study Guide
The following index represents standard conceptual questions asked during the practical assessment. Review the expected model answers below.
// EXPECTED RESPONSE:A Developer Org is a free, standalone, lifetime environment designed for learning and testing. Sandboxes are temporary copies of active corporate production environments used for staging deployments.