What is new in Technical Architect Certification ?
Salesforce decided to split CTA exam into different parts based on different vertical. To be honest, this is a very cool move, as no one can really master everything in Salesforce.
I know few CTA's who worked in only few areas, but still managed to get CTA. This is totally unfair when salesforce claims this is the top level certification they have.
- Apex & Visualforce Architect
- Application Architect
- Communities Architect
- Identity Architect
- Deployment Architect
- Integration Architect
- Data & Access Architect
- Mobile Architect
How it's going to impact us ?
As a developer/admin, this is going to really affect us, if we are preparing for it over few months/years. If anyone passed Salesforce Multiple Exam before 31 Jan 2017 they can still apply for Technical Review board round. Otherwise, they need to meet the new requirements to appear for
Review board.
Preparation Guide ?
Salesforce has given a collection of free resources in the form of free ebook.
What i have decided ?
Since, i love to Architect, Design & Code myself, i really don't want to just focus on one level of skills. Moreover, if someone want an Architect job from me, they may not expect any development work, So, i really don't want to get to that point. That's why i decided to get architect certification whichever involves more development work like 'Apex & Visualforce Architect', 'Integration Architect','Mobile Architect'
Any idea on career path ?
I would advice all my blog readers that there are multiple domains & levels of skills required to do any kind of work in salesforce. So, be stick with what you really love to do & get expert in that.
No more videos on CTA ?
So, i have decided to stop contributing to CTA, as it is getting very diverse & I'm going to share what i'm currently working on, like Lightning, Javascript, Apex, etc.
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