This summer we will be hosting a conference focused on learning and developing on the Salesforce platform. Whether you’re a Salesforce Developer or Admin, TrailheaDX will offer plenty of paths to explore. Visionary leaders will take the stage to share their latest innovations and inspire new ones. Salesforce engineers, product managers and community thought-leaders will dive deep into the latest Admin and Developer technologies on the Salesforce Lightning Platform. And, the expo, lunches and after party will provide lots of opportunity for networking and fun.
When: June 7-8th
Where: The Village and The Warfield, Downtown San Francisco
What: 35+ breakout sessions, hands-on workshops, and campfire discussions to learn the latest features and even insight into roadmap direction from Salesforce product experts. Topics include:
Our company’s top leadership including Marc Benioff and Parker Harris, will be leading the keynote – painting the vision and showing us what the future holds!
TrailheaDX will feature amazing opportunities to dive deep into topics like process builder and apex to equip Admins with the latest knowledge and innovations in this area. Salesforce product experts will explore Lightning, process automation, security, reports and dashboards, apex and more! You can find more details on the TrailheaDX agenda page.
Join us for two days of learning, inspiration and fun that will transform your career.
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