August 10, 2017

Get Started with Salesforce DX

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Agenda

1. Salesforce DX Overview

2. Demos

3. Adopting Salesforce DX

4. Q & A

Environments

are easily

created and

disposable

Metadata

and code is

modular

Development is

based on open

standards and

extensibility Everything is

driven from

source code

Development is

organized

around team

collaboration

Processes and

tools facilitate

continuous

delivery

Flexible

packaging

supports agile

distribution

model

Building a world-class software factory

Principles of Modern Software Delivery

Source-driven developmentGreater agility to test out features with confidence

Team collaboration Increased dev productivity, faster time to market

Continuous integration and deliveryHigher quality code, more automation

Open and prescriptive Build with the tools and processes you know and love;

bring together Lightning, Force.com, and Heroku

Team collaboration

Introducing Salesforce DX

Source-driven Development

Ephemeral Scratch Orgs

Enhanced Salesforce CLI

IDEs, Text Editors, Language Services

Continuous Integration

Packaging 2 (Pilot)

Continuous Delivery

Partial/FullSandboxes

Empowering developers

Transforming Salesforce Development

Plan

Code

BuildTest

Release

CLI for integration

with 3rd party editors

Scratch orgs for devs,

built off of source

Continuous Delivery/

build automation

Continuous integration

with test automation

Sandboxes for

performance testing,

UAT, staging

Packaging to streamline

delivery to prod

VCS as the

source of truth

IDEs, Text Editors,

Language Services

Across Application Lifecycle Management

Improve the Developer Experience

DEMOS

▪ CLI

Perform common Force.com development tasks

▪ Continuous integration and delivery

Team development with scratch orgs built from source empower more automation, higher

quality code

▪ Source driven development

Scratch orgs and source change tracking provide greater agility to test out features with

confidence

▪ The Whole Enchilada

Leverage throughout entire application lifecycle

Not just “all or nothing”

Adopting Salesforce DX

Organizing the “happy soup” into projects

Modularizing your code

Organizing the “happy soup” into projects

Project Development

A group of related code and customizations

Can be tested independently from other components in your org

Able to be released independently

Source components can only live in one project at a time

Don’t export entire org as a single project

Modularize

Be careful with schema

Put shared schema in it’s own project

Watch for shared objects

Add to a common project

Running without CI

At a minimum include CI runs for each commit

Don’t export live data from production org

Create targeted data for functional testing

No integration testing

Plan for integration and UAT testing after deployment to sandboxes or production

Things we’ve learned don’t work

Anti-Patterns

Become a Salesforce DX TrailblazerFour new badges for the Getting Started with Salesforce DX trail

Salesforce DX

Development Model

Git and Github Basics*New Partner Module!

Continuous

Integration using

Salesforce DX

App Development

with Salesforce DX

Salesforce DX → Major Releases

Summer ’17

TrailheaDX

Winter ’18

DreamforceSpring ’18

Salesforce CLI Open Beta GA GA+1

Source Sync &

Change TrackingOpen Beta GA GA+1

Scratch Orgs Open Beta GA GA+1

IDEs, Text Editors, &

Language ServicesOpen Beta GA GA+1

Packaging 2 Closed Pilot Open Beta GA

Join the Salesforce DX Open BetaTwo easy ways to get started

Enable Dev Hubin a Production or

Business Org

From Setup, search on

“Dev Hub” and then click

Enabled.

Get a Trial Org with Dev Hub Enabled

30 day Free Trial

Sign Up at: https://sfdc.co/DX-Trial-Org

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