Salesforce.com Mobile Dev Week Chicago DUG

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Mobile Developer Week Salesforce Platform Mobile Services Tom Gersic Mobile Practice Director, Salesforce Services @tomgersic

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Mobile Developer WeekSalesforce Platform Mobile Services

Tom GersicMobile Practice Director, Salesforce Services@tomgersic

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Safe harbor

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We’re living in the post-PC era

iPhone Revenue – Q1 ’12$24.42 billion 

TOTAL Microsoft Revenue – Q2 ’12$20.89 billion 

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Device Growth Is Exploding, Driven By Consumers

Source: Gartner Research; Smartphone, Tablet, and PC Forecast, December 2010.

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Info Workers Use Many Devices For Work & Personal

52% of information workers use 3 or more devices

60% of these devices are used for both work and personal use

Source: Forrester Blogs: Why Tablets Will Become Our Primary Computing Device, Frank Gillett, April 23, 2012

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An Industry Convergence Is Happening

Laptops

Smartphones

Tablets

Touch-based navigation and HTML5 are changing how we access data

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Salesforce Platform Powers Over 3 Million Apps

Apps for Salesforce data, CRM, and collaboration

Salesforce Apps

1700+ ISV Partner apps

Partner Apps

Custom apps delivered by in-house developers

or ISV partners

Custom Apps

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Touch Revolution

4x* comScore Mobile Metrix (March 2012)

Mobile app users are

more engaged*

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Where Are All the Enterprise Mobile Apps?

?? ?

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Building Mobile Apps With Legacy Platforms Is Difficult

Idea

Buy & Setup

Hardware

Install Complex Software

Define User

Access

Build & Test

Security

Make It Mobile &

Social

Setup Reporting & Analytics

Build App with Legacy

Frameworks

Months to Years

MobileApp

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Modern Mobile Developers Are Disconnected from Customer Data

Customer DataModern Mobile Developers

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Salesforce Touch – One App For All Your Devices

•HTML5 app runs on any device (iPad, iPhone

today)

•Intuitive interface built for users on the go

•Optimized for touch – tap, scroll, swipe

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Touch is “Mobile Web”

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Salesforce Platform:

The Fastest Path From Idea to Connected Mobile App

Idea

Build App with Modern Frameworks

Connect Customer &

Business Data

ConnectedMobile Apps

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What if?

• You want a highly branded UI?

• You want to minimize/optimize click path?

• You want offline capabilities?

• You want to work on devices not yet supported by Touch?

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Our Mobile Strategy for the Salesforce Platform

• Developer Productivity• Fast ramp

• Deep functionality

• Use languages and frameworks devs. know and love

• Pluggable set of Mobile Services

• Focus on the app, not the plumbing

• Secure, reliable and scalable

• Enterprise grade

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Three Mobile Development Options

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Point and click APIs to access customer data

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Mobile SDK 2.0 – coming soon…

• Build Native, Hybrid or HTML5 apps for iOS and Android

• Faster and more modularized architecture

• New entity frameworks for easy data access and offline storage

OAuth2Secure authentication and refresh token management

API WrappersInteract with Salesforce REST APIs  with popular mobile platform languagesApp ContainerEmbed HTML5 apps inside a container to access powerful native device functionalitySecure Offline DatabaseStore business data on a device with enterprise-class security

Push NotificationsDispatch real-time alerts directly to mobile devices

http://developer.force.com/mobileSDK

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Introducing Salesforce Platform Mobile Services

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Salesforce.com Mobile SDK SmartStore

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SmartStore for Offline

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Introducing Salesforce Platform Mobile Services

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Mobile Packs

• Jumpstart web and hybrid mobile

development

• Focus on modern JavaScript frameworks

• Simplify Salesforce data access

• Deploy on the Force.com platform or

elsewhere (e.g. Heroku)

• JavaScript based

• Quick Starts and tutorials

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Current Mobile Packs

• First of many mobile packs and samples

• Open-source and community driven

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Mobile Accelerator Program

• Provide rapid, high-touch Mobile Services training

for partners• Appirio, Accenture, Bluewolf, Aditi, Tquila, Deloitte, Detroit

Labs

• Provides companies with qualified app building

partners

Designed for leading consulting partners, systems integrators, and ISVs

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Demo - Developing a

Visualforce + jQM HTML5 app

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Recap : Creating a Visualforce + jQM app

• Make your Visualforce mobile friendly

• docType="html-5.0"

• Standard HTML5/CSS/JavaScript markup

• Data Binding with Salesforce

• ForceTK

• RemoteTK

• JS Remoting

• <apex:repeat>

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Demo - Creating a Hybrid

app

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Now its your turn

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Hands-on Lab 1

• Modify the sample app to display add the Title field

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Hands-on Lab 2

• Modify the Visualforce + jQM Quick Start sample app to

display Accounts• Display Account names in the initial list view

• Show Account Name, Phone and Annual Revenue on the detail view

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Hands-on Lab 3

• Modify the Visualforce + jQM Accounts Sample app

from Lab 2 to display child Opportunity records from the

Account detail page.

https://gist.github.com/sbhanot-sfdc/5415001

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Questions?@forcedotcom

@tomgersic

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