Interested in bringing the benefits of Salesforce DX into your organization but aren't quite sure where to get started? Salesforce DX defines an entirely new way to manage and develop Salesforce apps, and lets teams build together and deliver continuously. Come to this webinar and get an insider's view into how you can streamline your development lifecycle by adopting Salesforce DX.

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5. Agenda
 Salesforce DX and Principles of Modern Software Delivery
 Adopting Salesforce DX
 Migration Recipe
 Challenges in Migration

6.  Building a world-class software factory
Principles of Modern Software Delivery
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

7. Improve the Developer Experience
Across Application Lifecycle Management
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

8.  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

9. Modularizing your code
Organizing the “happy soup” into projects

10.  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
Organizing the “happy soup” into projects
Project Development

11. Example Migration

12. Migration Recipe
1. Install CLI
2. Enable Dev Hub in Production/Business Org, or sign up for trial
3. Scaffold a project workspace, add to VCS
4. Update scratch org configuration for desired shape
5. Retrieve and/or convert source from existing org or VCS repo
6. Commit project workspace source to VCS
7. Developers use source-driven development
8. Continuous integration and delivery driven from source in repo

13.  Ephemeral Scratch Orgs built from Source
 Consistent environments, easily created and disposed
 Change Tracking + Source Sync
 Changes are easily captured and tested
 Test Execution
 Trigger apex and lightning tests directly from CLI
 Flexible Project Workspace
 No longer restricted by Metadata API, organize for your development
Integrate Salesforce DX Source Driven Development Tools
Starting from Existing Package or CI/CD

14.  Trailhead Module: Git and Gitub Basics
 Background on VCS
 Organize Large Org into Projects
 Tested and released independently
 Ways to Organize your Projects
 Lightning components, objects, workflows, supporting an application
 Functional, such as supporting a sales team
 Extensions related to a package installed from AppExchange
 Layers such as schema, business logic, UI
Create projects and migrate to version control system (VCS)
Starting from Happy Soup Development

15. Anti Patterns
 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
 Reliance on Profiles
 Whenever possible use permission sets

16. Join the Salesforce DX Open Beta
Two easy ways to get started
Get a Trial Org
with Dev Hub Enabled
30 day Free Trial
Sign Up at:
sfdc.co/DX-Trial-Org
Enable
Dev Hub
in a Production or
Business Org
From Setup, search on
“Dev Hub” and then click
Enabled.

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