Salesforce Summer of Hacks London - Introduction

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Summer of Hacks: Salesforce1 Platform Create Mobile apps with Clicks & Code slideshare.net/ jr0cket Christophe Coenraets @ccoenraets John Stevenson @jr0cket
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A quick introduction to the London edition of the Salesforce Summer of Hacks, with links to resources for the hack

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Summer of Hacks:Salesforce1 PlatformCreate Mobile apps with Clicks & Code

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Christophe Coenraets@ccoenraets

John Stevenson @jr0cket

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Salesforce1 platform – birds eye view

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Use the Force.comDevelop apps quickly in your Developer Org

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Visualforce PagesVisualforce Components

Apex ControllersApex Triggers

Metadata APIREST APIBulk API

Formula FieldsValidation Rules

Workflows and Approvals

Custom ObjectsCustom FieldsRelationships

Page LayoutsRecord Types

User Interface

Business Logic

Data Model

Clicks Code80% 20%

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developer.salesforce.com

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Hackathon Tip

Create a new App In your Developer Org for your hack

- easier to checkin your app to GitVersion control

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Clicks: Create an Object ModelSchema Builder-view and create Objects & Relationships

Standard Objects-Account-Contact-Etc.

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Extend your app with Code

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Code: Visualforce Pages for UI customisation

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Code: Visualforce Pages & Web Technologies

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Code: Visualforce Pages & Web Technologies

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Every Object, Every Field: Apex and Visualforce Enabled

Visualforce PagesVisualforce Components

Apex ControllersApex Triggers

Custom UI

Custom Logic

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Your App

Every Object, Every Field: API Enabled

GET

POST

PATCH

DELETE

OAuth 2.0HTTPS

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Technical Notes

1. Limits 2 Standard Users, 3 Platform Users API Limits Storage Limits

If you need a limit increased, ask well in advance.

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Running app services

using Heroku Easily deploy any additional apps & services

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Deploy apps using Git in “any” language

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What is Heroku?

DatabaseEnterprise grade

Heroku Postgres as a service

Add-onsMarketplace for data

stores and app services

DynosThe compute

resources to run your app

Everything you need to build, run and scale apps & services

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3rd Party App integration with CanvasSeamless integration of User

Interface in your Salesforce Org

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Salesforce CanvasEmbed & Interact with external websites as if they were part of your Salesforce Org

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Mobile Canvas Application

Embed & interact with external apps- via Light Weight JavaScript API

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Salesforce1 Mobile AppThe platform for your Summer of

Hacks app

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Developing on the Salesforce1 Mobile App Platform

Configure & build apps in your Developer Org- instantly see them in the mobile client

Configure page layouts,

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Custom Programmatic Apps Fast!

Customize UI with CSS, JavaScript & Visualforce Markup

Write Custom Logic (Triggers, Web Services,..) in Apex

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Testing your Salesforce1 App

Browser: https://<instance>.salesforce.com/one/one.app

iOS & Android Mobile Devices- Salesforce1 from app stores

Chrome Plugin: Search for: Salesforce1 Demo

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Demo TimeSalesforce1 App in action

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Developer ToolsHelping you build your projects effectively

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developer.salesforce.com/page/Force.com_IDE

Force.com IDE

- Apex- Visualforce

pages- Unit Tests- Git

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MavensMate.comSublime Text plugin for Force.com

- Apex- Visualforce - Unit Tests- Git

- Lightweight- Templates

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A straight forward way to get your App into Git

force-cli.heroku.com

force login -u [email protected] -p passwordforce fetch package packagename --unpackgit commit -am “SoH Git Challenge X”

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Fun Stuff

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Contacts are villagers

Accounts are buildings

github.com/metadaddy-sfdc/Forcecraft

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Where to go next…

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developer.salesforce.com

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Other Resources• Google’ing for Salesforce help -

bit.ly/soh-googlethis• salesforce.stackexchange.com• Development Environments -

bit.ly/resources4soh &https://developer.salesforce.com/

page/Tools• Ask an Evalgelist – Christophe & John• Twitter: #summerofhacks or

@salesforcedevs

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Thank youdeveloper.salesforce.c

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