Getting Started with Heroku

This course is designed to help you learn Heroku from scratch and get awesome tools to build and host web applications and also covers Salesforce integration.

Joao Gomes

Cloud | core | 3 hours | Published: May 2021

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Overview

2.5KSTUDENTS^*

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This course includes:

3+ hours of on-demand video
6 modules
Core level
Direct access/chat with the instructor
100% self-paced online
Many downloadable resources
Shareable certificate of completion

What is Heroku and why should you care? Heroku is a platform as a service (PaaS) that allows developers to build, run, and operate applications in the cloud. In practical terms, allows developers to no longer have to manage servers. Need to scale up? Add it with a few clicks and never worry about it. This course is designed to help you learn Heroku from scratch and get awesome tools to build and host web applications and also covers Salesforce integration. You will learn many of the advantages of Heroku and understand why is a simple yet powerful solution for cloud applications. Unlike other cloud providers such as AWS, Heroku removed all the pesky configurations that you need to have a web application making it a simple yet powerful solution. Due to its simplicity, Heroku considered as a more startup/hobby user friendly as the resources and time you need to get an application running is significantly lower than it's competitors. Heroku's Moto is "the fastest way from idea to url." On top of that, Heroku also offers out-of-the-box features such as: Salesforce Integration, so that you can share data bi-directionally between your Heroku Applications and have it in the Customer Relationship Manager (CRM). From the basic setup to advanced features this course covers it all and will provide you with information to get the maximum out of Heroku.

Skills You Will Gain

Heroku

Salesforce

Learning Outcomes (At the end of this program you will be able to)

Design your own web applications on Heroku.
Launch web applications powered by Heroku.
Integrate Heroku and Salesforce (world’s leading service in Customer Relationship Manager).
Real-World examples of Heroku usage.
Setup a development pipeline following continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) best practices

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of git (repositories and branches)
Basic knowledge of programming
Lots of desire to learn new exciting things!

Who Should Attend

Developers who want to learn about Heroku
Solutions Architect who want to understand how Heroku is architected, built and deployed

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