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1. more projects

2. Free ebook: You Don't Know JS

3. Twitter JS Community

4. Notes helped me

Even though you are saying that you have a practical experience, there has to be something lacking. Take your time to get certified, don't try to be fast, take it slow.

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for those whom are interested i found this : https://www.slideshare.net/giridhar007/salesforce-development-lifecycle?qid=ddaa61d4-2c36-4d14-bef1-c11f5c3ffe9f&v=&b=&from_search=2 seems an old official guide

Agree. I have been using Gearset for years now to move metadata between orgs. They also now provide data and meatdata backups as well as CI/CD tasks. See my review of their product here: https://www.g2.com/products/gearset/reviews/gearset-review-4180232

Found this with some googling. The section under Termination looks like they can terminate with x days written notice to you. http://www.salesforce.com/assets/pdf/misc/forcedotcom_Free_Edition_Agreement.pdf

The Lightning Container Component library is available as a JavaScript module that you can install as a dependency in your JavaScript application using npm. Because JavaScript modules are not yet supported consistently across all browsers, applications that use modules (and other emerging JavaScript features) require a build process using a tool like webpack or rollup that transpiles not-yet-supported-features into ECMAScript 5.

NOTE: It is possible to use the Lightning Container Component library in plain old JavaScript (ECMAScript 5) without using modules and without a build process. Check out example 4 below to see how.

Here are the typical steps to use the Lightning Container Component library in your JavaScript application:

1. Install the Lightning Container Component module (lightning-container) as a dependency:1npm install lightning-container --save
2. In your JavaScript code, import the lightning-container module as follows:1import
   LCC
   from
   'lightning-container'
   ;
3. Use the Lightning Container Component API to communicate with the hosting component and to make Apex calls.

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I have used bootstrap via CDN on previous force.com sites for mobile responsiveness.

Here is a good link: http://sfdcsrini.blogspot.com/2016/04/bootstrap-examples-in-visualforce-page.html?m=1

https://getbootstrap.com

Hope that helps.

The low-tech way might be a zapier integration that creates wordpress users based on memberships in salesforce.

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https://zapier.com/apps/wordpress/integrations

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I'm not sure if it could deactivate users too, you might need to do that manually if needed.