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Introduction to the Salesforce Play by Play Series on Pluralsight.com

1,249 views · Published 9 October 2018 · 1:33 · Indexed 2 October 2026

Channel: Pluralsight · 2018 · Education

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Salesforce Play by Play is an interactive series on Pluralsight.com, where we sit down with Salesforce experts to discuss common challenges faced every day by Salesforce customers. Our guest authors include MVPs, Technical Architects, Instructors, Consultants, Business Analysts and many others in the community with deep expertise and perspective to share gained by working in the real world with Salesforce customers. 

You can watch the trailers for any of these courses here on Youtube, or sign up for a free trial at Pluralsight.com. 

If you’d like a 30 day pass, just Like us and leave a comment below. Then tweet me a request @donrobins and follow me on Twitter so I can send you a DM with login info. 

Check out all the Salesforce Play by Play courses on Youtube or on Pluralsight.com at my author page here: https://www.pluralsight.com/authors/don-robins 

We’ve published courses on topics such as Lightning Component Development, Integration and Security, Salesforce DX, Lightning Adoption, Analytics, Communities, and even Knowing When to Code with Apex — plus much more. While we do indeed outline what we’ll be discussing, presentations are unscripted and unrehearsed. We’re essentially just having conversation with some show and tell around a topic, and you get to listen in and watch. 

The greatest Salesforce expertise lives in the Salesforce Ohana community, and these experts are passionate about sharing their knowledge and wisdom from their real world experience with their fellow Salesforce practitioners. 

Access to the Pluralsight learning paths and over 6000 expert courses, including dozens in the growing Salesforce catalog, costs only about $30 a month, and you should always inquire at your workplace to find out if your company already has a corporate account. Pluralsight content is localized into 50+ languages with machine translation. 

Thanks, and I’ll see you on Pluralsight!

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