About

About

Who makes this, and why it is free.

  • 7+ years in IT
  • Build → then share
  • Learning in public
  • Next: GTM Engineer, powered by the AI era
Swarnil Singhai
Swarnil Singhai Builds and writes everything here Bangalore, India

Who makes this, and why it is free.

The short version

Namaste Salesforce is a hands-on Salesforce learning platform built and written by Swarnil Singhai — 7+ years in IT, learning in public, building first and sharing how.

The longer version

The best way to learn this platform is to build on it from day one. Every course, module and video here follows that rule: you leave each one having changed something real in your own org.

The journey

From job seeker to Salesforce engineer

The road so far — every stop taught something you'll find on this site.

Read my story

Job seeker

Degree in hand, inbox full of applications. The only real asset: the will to learn anything.

Accenture

The offer that started everything — first project, first production incident, first win.

Trailblazer

Met Salesforce on a project and never left — Trailhead badges by night, real orgs by day.

Cognizant

Bigger enterprises, bigger orgs — the years that taught how real projects actually run.

Twilio

GTM engineering — where Salesforce meets revenue, data and messaging at speed.

Education First

Salesforce Engineer at a global education company — and sharing every lesson here.

You?

Start your own Salesforce chapter — the courses are free and the path is mapped.

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The promise

Three rules this site keeps

Every course free, forever

The lessons are the product. Membership adds the newsletter and a few extras; it never gates the path.

Taught the way real projects run

Built inside a real org first — clicks, code and the mistakes — then written down. Nothing here is theory that was never shipped.

Honest, even when the answer is 'don't'

If a feature is the wrong tool, the lesson says so. Corrections ship weekly; the changelog shows every one.

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