Beginning with Salesforce1, Lightning Components are being used to create and update user interfaces company-wide. Join us to learn how to use the Lightning Components that you develop or install from AppExchange to customize these UIs in ways that were previously difficult, or impossible. This session is aimed at intermediate users who have some experience with Lightning Components.

1. Customizing Salesforce UIs with
Lightning Components
Skip Sauls
Director of Product Management
ssauls@salesforce.com
@SkipSauls
Doug Chasman
Distinguished Engineer, Force.com Architect
dchasman@salesforce.com
@dougchasman

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3. Overview
Containers & Environments
Details
Demo
Q&A
Agenda
Lightning Customizations

4. Lightning
Experience
Salesforce1
Mobile
Salesforce
Classic
Communities
Mobile SDK
Hybrid Apps
Standalone
Lightning Apps
External Sites
Lightning
Components
Lightning Apps
Lightning
Component
Tabs
Lightning Pages
Lighting
Components for
Visualforce
Lightning Out*
Lightning
Extensions*
Containers & Environments
Lightning Customizations
* Pre-GA in Winter ‘16

5. Modular, reusable, and extensible, forming the basis of modern Salesforce user interfaces.
Architecture
• Component Bundles – Server-side resources, including XML, CSS, JavaScript, and SVG
• Component Instances – Client-side instances comprised of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
• Events – Application- or component-scoped events with optional payload parameters
• Interfaces – Indicates that a component adheres to the specified contract, with or without attributes
• Attributes – Define the shape of the component, with strong-typing and default values
• Scope – Indicates whether the component or attribute is available only to package or to entire application
Lightning Components
Lightning Customizations

6. Top level containers for Lightning Components.
• URL-addressable, e.g, https://gs0.lightning.force.com/myns/demo.app
• May utilize a template for controlling style, splash screen, persistence, etc.
• Does not define a particular style, navigation scheme, etc.
• Examples include Lightning Experience, Salesforce1 Mobile, App Builder, Process Builder
Lightning Apps
Lightning Customizations

7. Containers for using Lightning Components as tabs/pages.
• Programmatic creation of pages
• Implements the force:appHostable interface
• Defined by the administrator as tabs
• Used in the Salesforce1 Mobile App as tabs in the left-nav
• Used in Lightning Experience in Application Groups (tabsets)
• May be used in standalone apps, interface is simply a marker
Lightning Component Tabs
Lightning Customizations

8. Containers for using Lightning Components as tabs/pages.
• Declarative creation of pages
• Implements the flexipage:availableForAllPageTypes interface
• Created by administrator using Lightning App Builder
• Used in the Salesforce1 Mobile App as tabs in the left-nav
• Used in Lightning Experience in Application Groups (tabsets)
• Future releases will provide
• Further customization of Lightning Experience
• Custom templates
Lightning Pages
Lightning Customizations

9. Lightning App Builder
Lightning Customizations
Drag & Drop
Build with standard and custom
Lighting Components
Any Device
Design for every screen from
one canvas

10. Templates provide customers with
near-turnkey community solutions
that can be easily customized and
deployed with Community Builder
Templates consist of:
- Pages: canvas for building UI, has
distinct URL, layout
- Components: renders content, input
data
- Branding: general properties
including color palettes and fonts
BRANDING
Color palette,
logo, fonts
PAGE
Main canvas
COMPONENT
Renders content
Communities – Templates
Lightning Customizations

11. 3a. select from
standard components
3b. Build your own custom
Lightning components or reuse
Partner built components
3. Add Lightning
Components to build your
page
2. Intuitively drag & drop
components onto page
regions
1. Create New Page
Community Builder – Design new Pages with Drag & Drop Components
Lightning Customizations

12. Lightning Components may be used in Visualforce/Salesforce Classic
Powered by Lightning Out
Lightning Components for Visualforce
Lightning Customizations

13. Lightning Components for Visualforce
Lightning Customizations

14. Lightning Components can now be used in nearly any remote web container
Requirements
• Valid Salesforce session ID (SID), for example from OAuth
• Ability to modify the generated markup for the remote site
Supports
• Secure browser (HTTPS)
• Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
Lightning Components for Visualforce is powered by Lightning Out
Availability
• Lightning Components for Visualforce is GA in Winter ‘16
• Lightning Out is in pre-release in Winter ‘16, with plans to be GA in Spring ‘16
Lightning Out
Lightning Customizations

15. Lightning Out – Platforms
Lightning Customizations

16. Lightning Out – Frameworks, Toolkits, and Libraries
Lightning Customizations
? XXX

17. Dynamic, runtime substitution of standard components with Lightning Components
Designed for use with the Salesforce1 Mobile App, and future UIs
Target users are admins who will install and configure the components as extensions
Complements and completes the Lightning Components framework
Extensions (Future)
Lightning Customizations

18. Extensions (Future)
Lightning Customizations
Object: Account
Field: Rating
Lightning Component: customRatingView
Mode: View
Custom Field Extension

19. Demos

20. Q&A

21. Thank you