Watch this webinar to discover new and updated Force.com features coming in the Winter '13 Release, including: :: Developer Console Enhancements: The Developer Console makes developing with Apex code even easier by adding tools for unit testing, querying and performing DML operations on your data. We'll also cover the new command line window and the flexibility to tailor the console layout. :: Visualforce Enhancements: Visualforce charting is now generally available. In addition to being available to all Visualforce customers, charting features such as new chart types, control over color schemes, and enhanced rendering control. :: Apex Code Enhancements: New interfaces to support testing callouts for both HTTP requests and for WSDL generated code, new string methods, additional JSON support, and non-primitive types in Map and Set keys. :: The new Canvas Framework: In pilot for Winter '13, the canvas framework allows for integration of third party applications within Force.com. Made up of a set of Javascript APIs, the canvas framework allows for embedding of an app inside the Force.com UI and provides support for authentication between apps, cross-domain XHR, and the context about the environment in which the app is running.

1. Winter ‘13 Release
Developer Preview
Samantha Ready
Developer Evangelist
@samantha_ready
Dave Carroll
Director, Developer Evangelism
@dcarroll
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6. Agenda
New Stuff for Visualforce
Geolocation Custom Fields
Force.com Canvas
Apex Code Updates
Continuing Evolution of Developer Console
Other Platform Updates
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7. Visualforce
Updates
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8. Visualforce Charting Now GA
§ New & existing chart types include:
bar, line, pie, area, gauge, radar, and
scatter
§ Customizable color scheme
§ Advanced rendering control – (i.e.
with JavaScript Remoting)
• delayed loading of data
• reloading of data
• show/hide charts
• re-rendering charts for partial page
refreshes
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9. Pass Through Attributes
§ Uses arbitrary attributes
on the
<apex:outputPanel>
component
§ Prefix attributes with
"html-" to be passed
through to resulting
HTML
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10. Inline Editing for Picklists
§ Dependent picklists support inline editing
§ Add <apex:inlineEditSupport>as a child component to the
dependant or controlling <apex:outputField>
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11. Dynamic References with <apex:inputText>
§ Use references to lists
and maps for creating
forms
§ Facilitates working
with a single map
rather than a series of
instance variables
§ Simplifies working with
data that is not in your
org's schema
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12. Geolocation
Fields—Beta
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13. Geolocation Custom Fields—Beta
§ New geolocation custom field type
§ Makes calculating distance much easier
§ New expression for SOQL
§ New formula functions added:
• Distance
• Geolocation
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14. Force.com Canvas—
Pilot
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15. What the heck is Force.com Canvas?
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16. Things you need to know about Force.com Canvas
It’s all about context
§ App Load: send a signed request to external system
§ Context includes
• Canvas Context – Access to other contexts
• Environment Context – canvas dimensions, ui theme, etc
• Link Context – Useful URLs including Rest API, SOAP API and Metadata API
• Organization Context – Multicurrency, Org Id and Currency Code
• User Context – User Id, Profile Id, locale, full name, etc
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17. Important Demo
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18. Apex Code
Updates
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19. Apex Code Features
Maps and Sets now support non-primitive types for keys
Map<SObject, List<SObject>> childMap = new Map<SObject, List<SObject>>();
New methods on String Object
• abbreviate, center, join, repeat, rightPad, capitalize, swapCase,
isAllLowerCase, containsAny, containsNone, countMatches, indexOfAny,
substringAfter, substringBetween, escapeHTML3, excapeXml, unescapeXml, isAlpha,
isNumeric, isEmpty, isNotEmpty
Additional JSON Support
DeleteResult, LeadConvertResult, SaveResult, UpsertResult
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20. Apex Code Testing Improvements
• You can now load test data from static resources
List<sObject> ls = Test.loadData(Account.sObjectType, 'myResource');
• The contents of myresource should be a CSV file with correct
custom field names in the first line
• Support for Callout Testing
• Both HTTP callouts for REST services and SOAP callouts.
• Implement HttpCalloutMock interface
• Can store JSON in Static Resource if retrieved in test context
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21. Developer Console
Updates
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22. Test Tool
§ Check code coverage
§ Edit, debug, and test
applications in the Developer
Console
§ Run Apex unit tests on the
server
§ Run tests for any
combination of classes you
select
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23. Query Editor
§ Query data from your org
§ Write queries and verify
results for sanity checks
§ Insert, edit, and delete
records in the Developer
Console
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24. Perspectives
§ Customizable layout of panels
§ Organizes and simplifies
System Log views to match
your needs
§ Switch between perspectives
as you change tasks
• ex. One perspective for
analyzing performance, another
for all-purpose debugging
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25. Command Line Window
§ Execute anonymous
Apex code
§ Search the resulting
debug log for specific
terms
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26. Other Platform
Updates
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27. Other Updates
• Schema Builder Updates
• You can now delete objects and fields directly in the Schema Builder!
• Security Updates
• Authentication Provider – Link to existing user accounts
• New Auth Provider parameters – StartUrl and Scope
• Clickjacking Protection – prevent your jacks from being clicked!
• Others
• Environment Hub
• Custom Object Truncation
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28. Dreamforce Sessions
7 Habits of Highly Efficient Visualforce Pages
§ Tues 1:00pm-2:00pm
Introduction to Force.com Canvas Apps
§ Tues 2:30pm-3:30pm
Next Generation Debugging with the Developer
Console and Tooling API
§ Thurs 10:30am-11:30am
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30. Q&A
Dave Carroll Samantha Ready
Director, Developer Evangelism Developer Evangelist
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