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All rights reserved. Salesforce is a registered trademark of Salesforce, Inc., as are other names and marks. Other marks appearing herein may be trademarks oftheir respective owners.  \nCONTENTS  \nChapter 1: How Salesforce Developer Experience (DX) Tooling Changes the Way You Work .............................................................. 1  \nGet Started by Using a Sample Repo ......................................... 3  \nGet Started by Creating a New DX Project ..................................... 4  \nGet an Org to Play With and Set It as Your Dev Hub ........................... 5  \nInstall the Salesforce Platform Development Tools ............................ 5  \nCreate a Salesforce DX Project ......................................... 6  \nAuthorize Your Dev Hub and Create a Scratch Org ............................ 7  \nMake a Change in Your Scratch Org And Retrieve It to Your Project ................. 8  \nCreate an Apex Class and Deploy it To the Scratch Org ........................ 10  \nCreate a Lightning Web Component and Deploy it to the Scratch Org ............... 11  \nDeploy All Customizations To a Sandbox .................................. 11  \nAdd Project Files to Your VCS .......................................... 13  \nNext Steps ...................................................... 13  \nCreate an Application .................................................. 13  \nMigrate or Import Existing Source .......................................... 14  \nRelease Notes ....................................................... 14  \nChapter 2: Provide Developers Access to Salesforce DX Tools .................. 15  \nSelect and Enable a Dev Hub Org .......................................... 16  \nSalesforce AI Skill for Dev Hub ......................................... 16  \nEnable Unlocked Packaging .......................................... 17  \nEnable Einstein Chatbot Features in Scratch Orgs ............................ 17  \nEnable Language Extension Packages (Beta) ............................... 17  \nEnable Source Tracking in Sandboxes ....................................... 18  \nEnable Source Tracking for All Developer and Developer Pro Sandboxes ............ 19  \nEnable Source Tracking in a Specific Sandbox .............................. 20  \nAdd Salesforce DX Users ............................................... 20  \nDetermine Which License to Assign to Dev Hub Users ......................... 21  \nAdd a System Administrator or Standard User to Your Dev Hub Org ............... 22  \nAdd a Developer User to Your Dev Hub Org ............................... 23  \nAdd a Limited Access User to Your Dev Hub Org ............................ 23  \nCreate and Assign a Permission Set to Developer Users ....................... 23  \nChapter 3: Project Setup .............................................. 25  \nSample Repository on GitHub ............................................ 26  \nCreate a Salesforce DX Project ............................................ 26  \nSalesforce DX Project Structure and Source Format 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