Thursday, August 27, 2020

Tips for passing Salesforce certified JavaScript Developer I Certification

 Motivation behind this


Today (27th of August, 2020), I have successfully passed JavaScript Developer I Certification. I have been working on JavaScript from a long time along with Lightning Web Components and it has evolved a lot from last few years with ECMA script.

As Salesforce has come up with this exclusive certification with JavaScript language which drives me to learn and earn this which eventually will help me on LWC and other open source development.

This certification is on high demand now-a-days which motivates me to pass and share my tips.

I have given myself around 3 weeks of study time and happy to see me passed. By the way, this exam is tricky and actually challenges the depth of JavaScript knowledge.

Let's get started!



Exam Outline

This certification is comprised of two parts as below:


Multiple Choice Exam

  • Content: 60 multiple-choice/multiple-select questions and 5 non-scored questions 
  • Time allotted to complete the exam: 105 minutes
  • Passing score: 65% (approx 39 questions to be corrected)
  • Registration fee: 200 USD
  • Delivery options: Online proctored or onsite proctored delivery. 
  • Prerequisite: None

There were no questions from Lightning Web Components at MCQ.

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Preparation


According to my personal choice, I have first targeted to pass MCQ exam and then worked on LWC superbadge.

I have attended Certification Preparation for Salesforce JavaScript Developer I (CRT-600) and finally gone through practice questions following explanations to solve those which immensely helped to pass this exam.


Topics to Consider for Exam


Most of the questions are lengthy code executions and output oriented. Here are following points to be consider along with the syllabus.

Variables, types and Collections
  • Different types of Primitive datatypes, Primitive Wrapper, Object variables
  • Truthy and falsey evaluations. For example 0, NaN, undefined are falsey
  • Difference between == and === operators
  • Scenarios of using var, let and const
  • Different ways of declaring objects
  • JSON transformations
  • Collections (Array, Map, Set) and their functions
  • String Functions
  • Different ways of creating arrays
  • Array methods, refer Array
Refer:  Grammar & Types, 

Objects, Functions and Classes
  • Function declarations, calling functions, handling recursions
  • Arrow functions
  • Create an instance of using Class, Function
  • Inheritance and use of super keyword
  • Use of Prototype,  Refer Object,Prototype
  • Use of this
  • Spread Syntax
  • High order functions like Sort, Map, Filter, Reduce
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Refer: Object, Functions

Browser and Events
  • Accessing DOM elements
  • Use of getElementById, querySelector, querySelectorAll. Refer querySelector
  • Event propagation and effectively stopping that
  • Raising CustomEvent
Debugging and Error Handling
    Asynchronous Programming
    • Callback functions
    • Async functions with Promise 
    • Order of execution when Await with setTimeout, setInternal along with Promise methods and states are involved

     Server side JavaScript 
    • Importing (named, default) and using Node.js functions Refer Node.js API
    • Packaging files, checking dependencies, versioning (Major, Minor, Patch)
    Testing
    Hope it will help you to prepare and pass this exam.

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