Hi, I am really glad to see all of you here in "SFDC Beginner Journey".
Today we will discuss that when you have created your fresh new Developer Org then what the Salesforce provide by default to a Student, Developer, and User. Let's discuss this in brief.
Salesforce gives us 2 types of environments. One is "Classic" and the other is "Lightning". Both the look and feel different. The "Lightning" is a new environment of Salesforce.
When you create a new Developer Org then Salesforce provides you some of the standard Apps, Tabs, Fields, and more. We will discuss these points.
Tab - Tabs display the data of your custom and standard object in a user interface. Object tabs look and function just like excel file tabs.
App - As we said above Salesforce has two environments. An app is a collection of items that work together to serve a particular function. Salesforce apps come in two flavors: Classic apps and Lightning apps. Classic apps are created and managed in Salesforce Classic. Lightning apps are created and managed in Lightning Experience. You can customize both types of apps to match the way your users work.
This is the Lightning view of Apps in Salesforce.
Objects - Objects are containers for your information, but they also give you special functionality. For example, when you create a custom object, the platform automatically builds things like the page layout for the user interface.
Standard objects are objects that are included with Salesforce. Common business objects like Account, Contact, Lead, and Opportunity are all standard objects.
Custom objects are objects that you create to store information that’s specific to your company or industry.
Fields - For storing your information/data inside Salesforce, they provide standard and custom fields. The standard field means that for those fields which are provided by Salesforce by default, you can't delete these fields. And other is custom fields that have been created by you. Every standard and custom object has fields attached to it. Fields you create on standard or custom objects are called custom fields.
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