About Namaste Salesforce
A free, open-source platform built to make world-class Salesforce education accessible to everyone — no paywalls, no gatekeeping.
Meet the founder
Built by a Salesforce developer, for developers
Hi, I'm Swarnil 👋
I've spent years building on the Salesforce platform — from Apex and LWC to data architecture and AI. I started Namaste Salesforce to share everything I wish I'd had when I began: practical, project-led learning that's open to all.
Focus areas
- Writes and reviews every course and training on the platform.
- Ships real-world projects and open-source tooling for the community.
- Focused on bringing AI-era skills — Agentforce, Data Cloud, Einstein — to everyone.
Our mission
Learning Salesforce should be free for everyone
Talent is everywhere but opportunity isn't. Namaste Salesforce exists to close that gap — turning curious beginners into confident, certified professionals through hands-on, community-driven learning.
10K+ learners
A worldwide community learning together.
50+ courses
Admin to Architect, beginner to advanced.
300+ lessons
Bite-sized, hands-on, project-led.
100% free
Open curriculum, open code, forever.
The journey
How we got here
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The why
Close the opportunity gap
Make hands-on Salesforce learning accessible to anyone, anywhere — for free.
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2024
Platform launched
The first open courses and training went live to a growing community.
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2025
10,000 learners
Crossed ten thousand learners and 300+ lessons across every role.
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2026
AI-era curriculum
Added Agentforce, Data Cloud and Einstein tracks for next-gen skills.
What we stand for
The principles behind the platform
Open by default
Curriculum, code and content are open source — learn from or improve any of it.
Learn by doing
Real orgs, real Apex, real projects. We teach the way the job works.
Community first
Questions, answers and mentorship sit at the heart of the platform.
Quality, always
Every lesson is written and reviewed by certified Salesforce pros.
Open source
Help us build it
This theme and its curriculum are open source. Found a bug, want a feature, or have a lesson to share? Contributions of every size are welcome.
