Declarative Development - ✔️✔️refers to point-and-click functionality in Salesforce. It
means that you can configure and customize Salesforce without writing code.
Visualforce - ✔️✔️Define user interface components and construct visual elements
using a markup language similar to HTML, thus allowing the user to interact with and
modify data from the database.
Field - ✔️✔️A place where you store a value, like a name or address; using our
spreadsheet example, a field would be a column on the spreadsheet
Object - ✔️✔️A table in the database; in that spreadsheet example, an object is a tab
on the spreadsheet
Org - ✔️✔️Short for "organization," the place where all your data, configuration, and
customization lives. You and your users log in to access it. You might also hear this
called "your instance of Salesforce"
Force.com - ✔️✔️The suite of configuration tools and programming languages and
APIs native to Salesforce, including Apex and Visualforce
App - ✔️✔️A set of fields, objects, permissions, and functionality to support a business
process
Programmatic Developement - ✔️✔️refers to code-driven functionality in Salesforce. It
means that you can customize Salesforce using programmatic tools like Apex,
Visualforce, and Lightning, and standard web technologies like JavaScript, CSS, and
more.
Record - ✔️✔️An item you are tracking in your database; if your data is like a
spreadsheet, then a record is a row on the spreadsheet
User Interface - ✔️✔️Create forms and page layouts using drag-and-drop tools in the
Page Layout editor.
Lightning Process Builder - ✔️✔️Create rules that take time-dependent actions and
automate multi-step processes using Workflows. Automate the processes your
organization uses to approve Salesforce records using Approvals.