Finally passed Developer I/II transition exam

Ever since I registered for tranistion exam in August, I kept on postponing the exam till today. Finally, I passed the exam today. Happy to share my knowledge on the exam. Just simply follow the below topics mentioned in study guide to crack the exam:
  • Describe the capabilities of base-system objects such as sharing objects, history objects, metadata objects, multi-currency, and Chatter objects.
  • Describe the different capabilities of and use cases for the various Salesforce development platforms (Heroku, Fuel, Force.com).
  • Describe how to design code that accommodates multi-language, multi-currency, multi-locale considerations.
  • Describe the implications of compound data types in Apex programming.
  • Describe the interactions between Visualforce/Apex with Flow/Lightning Process Builder.
  • Given a scenario, describe when and how to use Apex managed sharing.
  • Describe the use cases for the various authentication techniques.
  • Given a set of requirements, describe the process for designing Lightning components.
  • Describe the common performance issues for user interfaces and the techniques to mitigate them.
  • Describe how to expose Apex classes as SOAP and REST web services.
  • Describe how to use system classes to integrate with SOAP- or REST-based web services.
  • Describe when and how to use metadata, streaming, and Analytics API to enhance Apex and Visualforce solutions.
  • Given a scenario, identify the appropriate tool to analyze application performance profiles and troubleshoot data and performance issues.
Click here to download the study guide.

All the very best!

                        Comments

                        1. UnknownFebruary 29, 2016 at 10:54 AM

                          Congratulations Surendranath :)

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                        2. Surendranadh NuneMarch 1, 2016 at 8:23 AM

                          Thanks Atul Gupta

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                        3. SantanuOctober 4, 2016 at 6:57 AM

                          Topics are taken all from study guide. Whats new in this?

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                        4. Surendranadh NuneOctober 4, 2016 at 12:18 PM

                          The study guide is not available now from certification.salesforce.com. So, I thought it would be helpful in sharing the study guide. More over, instead of studying the entire pdfs mentioned in the study guide, you can try covering the above mentioned bullet points.

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