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Getting Started
Workbooks are sets of tutorials that introduce you to various features. They are a great way to get started with the platform. The Force.com Workbook introduces you to building applications on the platform.
Visit the workbooks page to see the full list of workbooks and start working with Visualforce, ISVforce, the Mobile SDK and other features.
- (Audience: Developers and Administrators) A series of articles that give an overview of the Force.com platform.
- (Audience: Developers and Administrators) A quick start tutorial introduction to the Visualforce markup language.
- (Audience: Developers) A basic and advanced tutorial for the Apex programming language. Also a package is provided with the sample code, test code, and custom objects used in these tutorials.
- (Audience: Developers) A quick start tutorial introduction to the SOAP-based Force.com Web Services API..
- (Audience: Developers) A quick start tutorial introduction to the Force.com Bulk API.
- (Audience: Developers) A quick start tutorial introduction to the Force.com Metadata API.
- (Audience: Developers) A quick start tutorial introduction to the Force.com REST API.
- (Audience: Developers) A quick start tutorial introduction to creating Force.com Flex desktop applications with Adobe Flash Builder for Force.com.
Release Notes
- (Audience: Everyone) Descriptions of the new features available in Winter '12. Skip to the "Force.com" section.
- (Audience: Everyone) Descriptions of the new features available in Spring '12. Skip to the "Force.com" section.
Reference Guides
General
- (Audience: Advanced Administrators and Developers) Reference and samples for querying records of one object type.
- (Audience: Advanced Administrators and Developers) Reference and samples for querying records of more than one object type, or unknown object types.
- (Audience: Advanced Administrators and Developers) A list of the standard objects in Salesforce.com, including field types, properties, and descriptions.
- (Audience: Advanced Administrators and Developers) A list of the standard fields for standard objects in Salesforce.com, including each field's label, data type, maximum length, precision, and scale.
Apex and Visualforce
- Version 24.0 for Spring '12: HTML | PDF | Governor Limits | Earlier Versions
- Version 23.0 for Winter '12: HTML | PDF | Governor Limits
- (Audience: Developers) Reference for Apex, a Java-like programming language that allows you to add custom logic to your apps.
- Version 24.0 for Spring '12: HTML | PDF | Component Reference | Earlier Versions
- Version 23.0 for Winter '12: HTML | PDF | Component Reference
- (Audience: Advanced Administrators and Developers) Reference for Visualforce, a tag-based markup language that allows you to build custom user interfaces for your apps.
API
- Version 24.0 for Spring '12: HTML | PDF | ZIP | What's New | Samples | Earlier Versions
- Version 23.0 for Winter '12: HTML | PDF | ZIP | What's New | Samples
- (Audience: Developers) Reference for the SOAP-based Force.com API.
- Version 24.0 for Spring '12: HTML | PDF | Earlier Versions
- Version 23.0 for Winter '12: HTML | PDF
- (Audience: Developers) Reference for the REST-based Bulk API, a way of rapidly loading large quantities of records into Salesforce.
- Version 24.0 for Spring '12: HTML | PDF | Earlier Versions
- Version 23.0 for Winter '12: HTML | PDF
- (Audience: Developers) Reference for the REST API, a resource-based API.
- Version 24.0 for Spring '12: HTML | PDF | Earlier Versions
- Pilot: Version 23.0 for Winter '12: HTML | PDF
- (Audience: Developers) Reference for the Streaming API, a way of receiving events for changes to Salesforce data that matches a SOQL query criteria you define, in a secure and scalable way.
- Version 23.0 for Winter '12: HTML | PDF
- Note: in Version 23.0, the Apex REST documentation has been integrated into the Apex Developer’s Guide.
- (Audience: Developers) Reference for the Apex REST API, a way to implement custom web services in Apex and expose them using a REST architecture.
- Version 24.0 for Spring '12: HTML | PDF | Earlier Versions
- Version 23.0 for Winter '12: HTML | PDF
- (Audience: Developers) Reference for the Metadata API, a way of retrieving and deploying setup information in your organization.
- Version 24.0 for Spring '12: HTML | PDF
- Version 23.0 for Winter '12: HTML | PDF
- (Audience: Developers) Reference for the Chatter REST API, a way of retrieving and manipulating Chatter feeds and data.
- (Audience: Developers) Reference and samples for the Service Cloud Console Integration Toolkit, an easy way to customize tabs in the Service Cloud console.
- (Audience: Developers) Information about client certificate expirations.
Adobe Flash Builder for Force.com
- (Audience: Developers) Reference for using the Adobe Flash Builder for Force.com integrated development environment (IDE) to create Force.com Flex desktop and Web applications.
- (Audience: End Users and Administrators) How to use the data conflict and error resolution interface in Force.com Flex applications built with Adobe Flash Builder for Force.com.
Tools
- (Audience: Developers) Reference for the Force.com Migration Tool, a Java/Ant-based command-line utility for moving metadata between a local directory and a Salesforce organization.
- Version 24.0 for Spring '12: HTML | PDF | ZIP | Earlier Versions
- Version 23.0 for Winter '12: HTML | PDF | ZIP
- (Audience: Developers) Reference and samples for the AJAX Toolkit, an easy way of using the Force.com API in JavaScript.
- Version 4.0: HTML | PDF | MSI Install
- (Audience: Developers) Reference and samples for the Office Toolkit, an easy way of using the Force.com API from within Microsoft Office.
Code and Formula Samples
- (Audience: Developers) A set of Visualforce, Apex, and API code samples that show how to solve common problems. Requires login to post and comment on recipes.
- (Audience: Administrators) Four detailed examples of how to use approval processes in a Force.com app.
- (Audience: Administrators) Over 100 examples of how to use formulas in a Force.com app, plus a handy formula operator and function reference.
- (Audience: Administrators) Over 70 examples of how to use validation rules in a Force.com app.
- (Audience: Administrators) Over a dozen examples of how to use workflow in a Force.com app.
Usage and Implementation Guides
Development on Force.com
- (Audience: Architects and Developers) How IT can plan, build, test, and deploy Force.com applications using a combination of Web-based and traditional development practices.
Force.com IDE and Data Loader
- (Audience: Developers) Help for the IDE is available within Eclipse -- just click Help in the menu bar. For context-sensitive help, click the help button or press F1.
- (Audience: Administrators and Developers) How to use the IDE to translate large numbers of custom labels more efficiently than with the Translation Workbench.
- (Audience: Administrators) How to use the Force.com Data Loader to do a bulk import or export of data from a Salesforce.com organization.
Sites
- (Audience: Administrators and Developers) How to create and manage public Web sites with Force.com.
Packaging and the AppExchange
- (Audience: Developers) Everything you need to know about ISVforce in one place, including sign up, development, AppExchange, licensing, and support.
- (Audience: Providers, Developers, and Administrators) How to publish an app or service on AppExchange so that it's available to external customers.
- (Audience: Administrators) How to download apps into a Salesforce.com organization.
- (Audience: Providers, Developers, and Administrators) How to install and use the License Management Application (LMA).
Security
- (Audience: Administrators and Developers) An overview of Force.com platform security features, including how to write Apex and Visualforce so that you avoid cross-site scripting and SOQL injection attacks.
- (Audience: Administrators and Developers) How to set up Salesforce.com apps to work with single sign-on.
Mobile
- (Audience: Administrators) How to set up Salesforce.com Mobile in an organization, and how to test a custom mobile app.
Salesforce Knowledge
- (Audience: Developers) A set of tutorials and samples that introduce you to developing with Salesforce Knowledge.
Developer Cheat Sheets
Developer cheat sheets are condensed, one- to four-page documents with the most commonly used reference material for a particular subject. Print them out and hang them on your wall for a handy quick reference.
Visit the Cheat Sheet resource page to download cheat sheets for Apex, Formulas, Visualforce, Web Services and Chatter.
Administrator Tip Sheets
Administrator tip sheets are short, one- to six-page documents that excerpt or summarize information already in the online help.
General
Objects, Fields, Page Layouts, and Security
Formulas and Custom Links
Workflow, Approvals, and Email
Analytics
Style Guide
- (Audience: Everyone) All the guidelines for writing text that sounds just like Salesforce.com.
Glossary
- (Audience: Everyone) A listing of every term related to the Force.com platform.
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