Release Developer Preview August 22, 2013

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Speakers

Ryan Upton Developer Evangelist @ryanjupton

Sandeep Bhanot Developer Evangelist @cloudysan

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Agenda

§  Visualforce updates

§  Apex updates

§  Canvas updates

§  Miscellaneous updates

§  Security updates

§  Q&A

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Visualforce Updates

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Visualforce HTML5 updates

§  New <apex:input> component

§  type Attribute for <apex:input> and <apex:inputField>

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Visualforce HTML5 updates

§  Server-side View State - Pilot

§  Additional support for Pass-Through HTML Attributes

§  Deferred Loading of JavaScript Resources via <apex:includeScript>

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Apex Updates

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Statement Governor Limit - REMOVED

CPU time for a transaction is 10,000 milliseconds for synchronous Apex, and 60,000 milliseconds for asynchronous Apex (Batch Apex and future methods).

CPU time excludes database operations (DML, SOQL etc.) and Apex callouts

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New Database methods

§  Database.getUpdated, Database.getDeleted

§  Database.merge

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New QuickAction Describe method and class

§  QuickAction.DescribeLayoutComponent

§  QuickAction.describeQuickActions

§  QuickAction.DescribeLayoutItem

§  QuickAction.DescribeLayoutRow

§  QuickAction.DescribeLayoutSection

§  Database.merge

QuickAction = Chatter Publisher Actions

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Canvas Updates

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Force.com Canvas Force.com Canvas

§  Custom canvas publisher actions - Pilot –  Custom canvas actions are actions that use the functionality of a

canvas app.

–  You can use any existing canvas app as a custom action.

§  Canvas now supports the Streaming API. –  New JavaScript event and methods that listen for noti!cations.

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DEMO

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Miscellaneous Updates

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Work"ow

§  With winter ‘14 you can create work"ow rules and actions

for the User object - Beta –  Build work"ow around the User object without having to create

work"ows and triggers.

–  There are a few limitations for this beta release, review the release notes for details.

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Sandbox Updates

§  Con!guration Sandboxes are now Developer Pro.

§  Bigger is better –  Developer Pro – 1GB

–  Developer – 200MB

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Environment Hub

§  Environment Hub is now GA.

§  The Environment Hub lets you view, connect, and access multiple Salesforce organizations from one location. –  Very handy if you have a larger number of orgs for business,

development and testing.

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API Updates

§  Analytics API is GA! –  The Analytics API lets you integrate Salesforce

report data into your apps programmatically.

§  Bulk API increases submitted batches from 2K to 3K per 24 hour period.

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API Updates

§  Performance and stability enhancements to Streaming API. –  Increases in the number of concurrent clients, events and topics.

–  Filtered Subscriptions

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Flexible API Limits - Pilot

§  Flexible limits allow your organization to exceed its API request limit up to 50 percent above your normal limits within the limit timeframe (typically 24 hours).

§  Flexible limits apply to the SOAP and REST APIs

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Better ways to monitor your API usage

§  New LimitInfoHeader in the SOAP API

§  New Limit Info Header in the REST API

§  New Limits Resource added to the REST API – Pilot curl https://na1.salesforce.com/services/data/v29.0/limits -H "Authorization: OAuth <token>" {

"DailyApiRequests":

{

"Remaining":"4980",

"Max":"5000"

},

….

}

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Field History Data Retention - Pilot

§  Field History Data > 18 months old will NOT be deleted

§  API to de!ne the !eld history data that you would like to retain, and the length of time you would like to retain it.

–  Available via the Enterprise SOAP and Tooling APIs

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Security Updates

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Customizable Branding on Login Page

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Other Security Updates

§  Two-Factor Authentication (for mobile use cases)

§  Use OpenID Connect Authentication Providers like Amazon, Google, and PayPal to log into your Salesforce organization, portal, or site

§  Two-Way Mutual Authentication

§  Use Frontdoor.jsp to Log Into Salesforce –  https://na1.salesforce.com/secur/frontdoor.jsp?sid=session_ID&retURL=%2Fapex%2FMyVFPage

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Upcoming Events

Salesforce API Series: Service Cloud Console Deep Dive August 28, 2013 http://bit.ly/scspi-14 Intro to Mobile SDK: Building iOS Apps September 5, 2013 http://bit.ly/SDKios-14 Mobile CodeTalk September 12, 2013 http://bit.ly/mobilect-14

Q & A

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Ryan Upton Developer Evangelist @ryanjupton

Sandeep Bhanot Developer Evangelist @cloudysan

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