Description: In this session, we will discuss and demonstrate how to build engaging employee and customer-facing applications in JavaScript on top of the Salesforce1 Platform. We will explore all the aspects involved in building these next generation applications including authentication, the REST APIs, mobile development options, and different integration scenarios. We will also share some inspiring examples built on the Salesforce1 Platform with leading JavaScript frameworks such as AngularJS, Ionic, BackboneJS, Ratchet and more. Key Takeaways: ::Get an overview of the Salesforce1 Platform from a developer point of view ::Understand Salesforce OAuth Authentication ::Acquire knowledge on the Salesforce REST APIs ::Get insight on building a Single Page Application on the Salesforce1 Platform ::Explore using modern JavaScript Frameworks such as AngularJS, Ionic, Backbone, etc. ::Gain knowledge on building state-of-the art mobile apps on the Salesforce1 Platform ::Get familiar with building custom apps with Heroku and Heroku Connect Intended Audience: This session is for both seasoned JavaScript developers who want to learn how to build applications on top of the Salesforce1 Platform, and seasoned Salesforce developers who want to learn how to create amazing user experiences in JavaScript. Recommended Resources: https://developer.salesforce.com/en/events/webinars/JavaScript_Applications_Salesforce?d=70130000000lgzk

1. Building JavaScript Applications
on the Salesforce1 Platform
June 19, 2014

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Speaker
Christophe Coenraets
Developer Evangelist
http://coenraets.org
https://github.com/ccoenraets
@ccoenraets

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Agenda
 Why Salesforce for JavaScript Developers?
 Why JavaScript for Salesforce Developers?
 Five Reference Architectures
 Single Page Applications with AngularJS and Ionic

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Why Salesforce?
Idea
Build App
Idea
buy &
setup
hardware
install
complex
software
define user
access
build & test
security
make it
mobile &
social
setup
reporting &
analytics
build
app
Traditional Platforms
6-12 Months?
App
App

8. Develop, package and instantly deploy apps
Access rich APIs and frameworks
Code in your favorite language
Add fields, design layouts, and manage users
Point-and-click workflow & business logic
Drag-and-drop reports and dashboards
Programmatic Declarative
Programmatic and Declarative Development

9. Why JavaScript?
1. Build Engaging User Experiences
2. Leverage JavaScript Libraries
3. Build Custom Applications

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Five Reference Architectures
1. JavaScript in Visualforce Pages
2. JavaScript Apps Hosted Externally
3. Canvas Apps
4. Hybrid Apps
5. Consumer Apps

11. 1. JavaScript in Visualforce Pages
(REST)
JavaScript Remoting
Remote Objects
Visualforce Page

12. Demos

13. 2. JavaScript Apps Hosted Externally
REST APIs
app.js
index.html
OAuth
HTTP Server
Cross Domain Policy

14. 2. JavaScript Apps Hosted Externally
app.js
index.html
OAuth
REST APIs
HTTP Server
Proxy

15. http://bit.ly/trysoql

16. http://bit.ly/sfdash

18. Connected App

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ForceTK: JavaScript REST API Toolkit
http://bit.ly/forcetk

20. 3. Embed a Canvas App
iframe with context about:
– Current user
– Current page
JavaScript SDK
http://bit.ly/sf-canvas-sdk

21. 4. Hybrid Apps (Mobile SDK)
REST APIs
OAuth

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Mobile SDK for Hybrid Apps
 Wrapper
 Bridge
 Hybrid Remote:
– Visualforce Pages loaded in native container as needed
 Hybrid Local:
– HTML + JS + CSS installed locally on the device

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Single Page Application (SPA)
<html>
<head>
<title>My App</title>
<script src="app.js"></script>
</head>
<body></body>
</html>

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Single Page Application
 Web app that lives in a single HTML page
 Views created in JavaScript and injected into DOM
 Well suited for mobile apps:
– More responsive (no network dependency to get the UI)
– Works offline

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New Challenges
 Create complex apps in JavaScript
 Long-lived DOM
 Native-like user experiences

26. JavaScript Frameworks Can Help
DOM
Architecture
UI
Full stack Custom stack

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 MVC Architecture
 Templates
 Data Binding
 UI Layer on top of AngularJS
 UI Components
 UI Patterns
+

28. Tabs Side MenusLists Action Sheets

29. Contacts Demo

30. 5. Consumer App
Case
CampaignProduct
Contact
Interactio
n
CampaignProduct
Contact
Interactio
n
Marketing
Manager
Customer
Heroku Connect
REST

31. Nibs Demo

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Recap
 Use JavaScript in Visualforce pages to deliver great user
experiences
 Create connected apps in JavaScript that authenticate with
Salesforce through OAuth and access data using APIs
 Create Hybrid Apps in JavaScript using the Mobile SDK
 Use Frameworks like AngularJS and Ionic to create Single Page
Applications
 Combine the Salesforce, Heroku, and Heroku Connect to deliver
engaging consumer apps

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Resources
 REST API Home
– https://developer.salesforce.com/page/REST_API
 Mobile SDK Home
– https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Mobile_SDK
 AngularJS
– https://angularjs.org/
 Ionic Framework
– http://ionicframework.com/

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Next Steps
 Salesforce Developer workshop
– http://ccoenraets.github.io/salesforce-developer-workshop/

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Christophe Coenraets
Developer Evangelist
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