(Part 1/N) Salesforce: Anypoint Design Center, Anypoint Code Builder IDE

(Part 1/N) Salesforce: Anypoint Design Center, Anypoint Code Builder IDE

In this podcast episode, Krish explores Salesforce and its low code, no code tools. He starts by introducing Salesforce and its potential as a low code platform. Krish then dives into exploring various Salesforce products and their features. He focuses on Salesforce Sales and MuleSoft Integration API Management, discussing their functionalities and potential use cases. Krish also provides a hands-on demonstration of signing up for MuleSoft and using the Anypoint Code Builder to design an API. The episode concludes with a summary of the topics covered and an invitation to continue learning together in future episodes.

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