CLE #SalesforceSaturday is an opportunity to learn and share about Salesforce. Join me any Saturday you're available. Most of the year, this morning meet up is held at coffee shops around the greater Cleveland area (it moves around). Meetups get posted in the Trailblazer Community in Trailhead and to LinkedIn (just check in my profile for posts).
Our virtual meetings this season focused on building a simple role playing game in Salesforce. It included a flow to create characters. Future enhancements (yet to be created) include adding a short adventure, adding a score board, and making all this accessible via an Experience Cloud community so we can invite others to join in the fun. This topic was chosen by a group regular who is learning Salesforce in part so she's ready to enter the workforce when she graduates in 5 years. Please note that since she is a minor, these sessions were not recorded. However, documentation on what/how we built it is provided below.
Documents
1/7/2023 Session Recap: Creating the Character__c custom object
1/14/2023 Session Recap: Creating Apex Class and Test Class with Invocable Methods and 1st 2 screens of Character Creation Flow
1/21/2023 Session Recap: Updating the Character Creation Flow with Die Rolls to set the Character Attributes
2/4/2023 Session Recap: Updating the Character Creation Flow with Naming the Character, selecting Inventory Items, Create Records, and placeholder for adding an image subflow
2/11/2023 Session Recap: Built a 2nd flow to upload an image for a character and added it to the Character page.
2/18/2023 Session: Add 2nd flow as a subflow in the Character Creation Flow, final cleanup before activation, and add a Lightning App to surface the new flow in a Home Page.
The document below provides instructions for getting started with Trailhead. It helps you set up your own Developer Org to connect to so that you don't risk losing what you've done if it's tied to a company's Salesforce instance (in case you change jobs in the future).
In 2020 and 2021, we held mostly virtual sessions. The document below comes from an Oct. 2020 session on how to build Knock, Knock Jokes via Flow in Salesforce.