Forcedotcomworkbook


The Force.com Workbook

The Force.com Workbook is a series of 10 short tutorials that show you how to use the Force.com platform to build your own on-demand applications. Each tutorial is designed to expose you to a different aspect of the platform, ranging from storing your data to adding formulas, workflow, business logic, user interfaces, and creating a public Web site.

The graphic below depicts all the application layers you will work through as you complete the tutorials.

  • Tutorial #1: Creating a Warehouse Application
  • Tutorial #2: Adding Relationships
  • Tutorial #3: Using Formulas and Validation Rules
  • Tutorial #4: Using Workflow and Approvals
  • Tutorial #5: Adding Business Logic with Apex
  • Tutorial #6: Adding Tests to Your Application
  • Tutorial #7: Building a Custom User Interface Using Visualforce
  • Tutorial #8: Creating a Public Webpage Using Force.com Sites
  • Tutorial #9: Creating a Store Front
  • Tutorial #10: Creating a Desktop App with Adobe Flash Builder for Force.com

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Bonus Tutorials

Bonus tutorials supplement the material in the core workbook, adding more advanced topics:

  • Bonus Tutorial #1: Add Authentication to the Public Store Front (Download PDF)

Other Languages

The Force.com Workbook is available in a few other languages. More translations are coming, so keep checking back!

Previous Workbook

  • You can also access the previous versions of the workbook,

The Chatter Workbook

Salesforce Chatter adds a rich suite of collaboration features to any application built on Force.com, allowing you to create applications that transform the way people interact with apps, data, and each other. The Chatter Workbook is an introduction to the major components of Salesforce Chatter, as well as to how you can develop your own applications using Chatter features.


  • Tutorial #1: Orientation and Setup
  • Tutorial #2: Building on the Platform
  • Tutorial #3: Accessing Chatter From a Java Client
  • Tutorial #4: Accessing Chatter From a .NET Client

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