Deluge on a Luge: Learn Zoho Programming

Deluge on a Luge: Learn Zoho Programming, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4, with 94 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 511 reviews, and has 2322 subscribers.

You will learn about What is Deluge script Data types Logic Fetching external data Clean coding principles This course is ideal for individuals who are Zoho CRM/Creator admins who want to automate their system using custom functions or People without any programming experience who are learning their first language It is particularly useful for Zoho CRM/Creator admins who want to automate their system using custom functions or People without any programming experience who are learning their first language.

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Summary

Title: Deluge on a Luge: Learn Zoho Programming

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 94

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 94

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 128

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 128

Original Price: $64.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

What is Deluge script
Data types
Logic
Fetching external data
Clean coding principles

Who Should Attend

Zoho CRM/Creator admins who want to automate their system using custom functions
People without any programming experience who are learning their first language

Target Audiences

Zoho CRM/Creator admins who want to automate their system using custom functions
People without any programming experience who are learning their first language

If you use Zoho CRM, Zoho Creator, Zoho Flow or any of the myriad of Zoho apps, you’ll be able to achieve much more if you can use Deluge script (Zoho’s programming language). Deluge script allows you to set up complex automation logic to update data and integrate all the zoho apps together. This course teaches you Deluge programming assuming you have no knowledge of any other programming languages before.

The course goes deep into the language, explaining the data types, logical structures, fetching external data and other tips. Because the best way to learn to code is by coding, the course has over 25 exercises which will gradually build up your knowledge until you’re ready to tackle the toughest challenges out there.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction – what you'll get out of this course

Lecture 2: Why learn Deluge scripting?

Lecture 3: Help, questions and feedback

Chapter 2: Structure of the course

Lecture 1: Structure of course

Chapter 3: Data Types

Lecture 1: Introducing the DRE and info statements

Lecture 2: Understanding Deluge "syntax" and "syntax errors"

Lecture 3: Numbers and Strings

Lecture 4: Number types

Lecture 5: Booleans

Lecture 6: Date/Datetimes

Lecture 7: Collections

Lecture 8: Void data type

Lecture 9: Tips for quizzes

Chapter 4: Built in functions

Lecture 1: What are built in functions?

Lecture 2: Executing functions

Lecture 3: String functions Part I

Lecture 4: String functions part II

Lecture 5: Number functions

Lecture 6: Date/Datetime functions

Lecture 7: Collection functions

Lecture 8: insertAll clarification

Chapter 5: Conditional Logic

Lecture 1: Conditional Logic overview

Lecture 2: For Loops

Lecture 3: Recursion

Chapter 6: Debugging your code

Lecture 1: Info statements

Lecture 2: Exception handling

Lecture 3: Advanced debugging

Chapter 7: Deluge in Zoho Creator

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: On Load/On Success etc. hooks in Zoho Creator

Lecture 3: Using Deluge to access and modify subform data

Chapter 8: Deluge in Zoho CRM

Lecture 1: Using Deluge in Zoho CRM custom functions

Lecture 2: Documentation for Deluge in Zoho CRM

Lecture 3: Working with data in multiple Zoho accounts

Lecture 4: Case study: complex data migration for Zoho CRM using deluge standalone function

Lecture 5: Useful additional learning resources

Chapter 9: Fetching data

Lecture 1: Fetching data overview

Lecture 2: Using invoke URL/getUrl/postURL

Lecture 3: Using integration tasks

Lecture 4: Using connections

Chapter 10: Exercises – Problem set one

Lecture 1: Why do problem sets?

Lecture 2: Suggestions for how to tackle programming challenges

Lecture 3: Exercise 1: brief and answer

Lecture 4: Exercise 2: brief

Lecture 5: Exercise 2: answer

Lecture 6: Exercise 3: brief

Lecture 7: Exercise 3: answer

Lecture 8: Exercise 4: brief

Lecture 9: Exercise 4: answer

Lecture 10: Exercise 5: brief

Lecture 11: Exercise 5: answer

Lecture 12: Exercise 6: brief

Lecture 13: Exercise 6: answer

Lecture 14: Exercise 7: brief

Lecture 15: Exercise 7: answer

Lecture 16: Exercise 8: brief

Lecture 17: Exercise 8: answer

Lecture 18: Exercise 9: brief

Lecture 19: Exercise 9: answer

Lecture 20: Exercise 10: brief

Lecture 21: Exercise 10: answer

Lecture 22: Exercise 11: brief

Lecture 23: Exercise 11: answer

Lecture 24: Exercise 12: brief

Lecture 25: Exercise 12: answer

Lecture 26: Exercise 13: brief

Lecture 27: Exercise 13: answer

Lecture 28: Exercise 14: brief

Lecture 29: Exercise 14: answer

Instructors

Jeremy Nagel
Zoho Creator/CRM developer
Mario Cabrera

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 30 votes
2 stars: 33 votes
3 stars: 106 votes
4 stars: 157 votes
5 stars: 183 votes

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