Building Applications on the Salesforce1 Platform for Imperial College London

EvolvTec was looking for a service management solution that could integrate with their Microsoft Dynamics GP financial system and scale with their growing business. They selected Fieldpoint because it provided seamless integration with Dynamics GP and an n-tier architecture for flexibility. Fieldpoint allows EvolvTec to manage inventory, service tickets, dispatching, customer billing, and more while integrating with Dynamics GP and a workforce management solution.

Salesforce App Cloud continues to rapidly grow and expand in capabilities, scope and vision. Join Senior Product Leadership to learn more about the Platform's 2020 vision and understand how Salesforce is truly enabling Modern Architectures now, and in the future. Watch the video now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCVhstctsgI

The document provides an overview of Einstein Analytics capabilities from a developer's perspective. It discusses 1) building datasets and modifying data flows to ingest and prepare data, 2) exploring and visualizing data in lenses and dashboards, and 3) creating analytics apps to share insights. It also announces a challenge for attendees to build a sample dashboard using the DTC Opportunity dataset that includes interactive filtering, a pipeline chart, combo chart showing amounts over time, and formatted currency values. Resources are provided to help complete the challenge.

A quick introduction to the London edition of the Salesforce Summer of Hacks, with links to resources for the hack

Using the Salesforce Mobile SDK, we'll demonstrate how hybrid apps offer the unique combination of familiar tools and native device integration. Join us as we show you how to access sophisticated device functionality, such as the GPS, camera, and accelerometer. You'll leave with a clear understanding of how you can develop hybrid mobile apps for the Salesforce Platform.

This summer marks the 10th anniversary of the introduction of PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service), and the creation of services like Heroku. While still a young technology, few could imagine how powerful and broadly adopted PaaS and related cloud app development technologies have become in that time, or have rapidly the field would advance. Given all of that innovation and change, what’s next for PaaS? What kinds of PaaS services and capabilities should we to use in our apps in the years ahead?

This document provides an overview of Aviation Analytics Group, a company that provides data analytics and consultancy services to the aviation industry. It describes Aviation Analytics Group's structure and key personnel. It then outlines the company's data services, software products, and consultancy products. These include products for route analysis, network analysis, and custom reports and studies. Finally, it lists the company's flexible service options and highlights why Aviation Analytics Group is experienced, has extensive data sets, provides high-quality independent analysis, and offers competitive pricing.

This document discusses building an API with Force.com and Heroku. It provides an overview of key considerations for designing and building an API, including choosing REST principles, authentication methods, caching, and development tools. It also highlights some best practices like prototyping with the REST API and versioning Apex classes, as well as potential Force.com limitations around downtime and testing.

This document discusses Heroku Connect, a service that provides bi-directional data sync between Salesforce and Heroku Postgres. It allows developers to more easily build customer-facing apps by leveraging familiar tools like Postgres and standard workflows while keeping data secure in Salesforce. Heroku Connect works by synchronizing data for standard or custom objects using timestamps to detect changes and implementing a "last writer wins" approach. It automatically maps objects and tables during setup. Best practices include updating mappings for deleted fields and being careful of validation rules or required fields on insert.

A round up of the state of Javascript on Force.com now that remote objects are about to go GA on Force.com in Winter 15. There are now four great options for invoking Javascript on your Visualforce page. Learn what they are, and more importantly why you need all of them, and when to use each one. Delivered at Salesforce Developer Group North on 18 September, 2014.

With Salesforce Lightning Components and Process Builder, it's now even easier to have physical devices react to events happening within the App Cloud. Join us to learn how to use Lighting Components, basic Apex, Process Builder, push topics, and a simple node.js application to talk to devices to publicly reward success or warn of impending doom within your office.

This document discusses Salesforce's Siteforce product for building websites. It begins by providing background on Force.com Sites, noting that over 20,000 websites have been built on the platform. It then introduces Siteforce, which will allow business users to build sites drag-and-drop without involving developers. Key features will include pre-built website components, importing of assets, connecting pages to Salesforce data, and a WYSIWYG interface for content contributors.

AppExchange is the world's leading marketplace for business applications. It offers a complete range of proven business applications from Salesforce partners. There are over 2,700 apps with over 3 million installations that are built on the Salesforce platform and are reliable and secure. Apps are available for sales, service, marketing, IT, administration, HR, finance, and more for various industries like healthcare, real estate, non-profits, automotive, and more. AppExchange helps increase productivity, optimize campaigns and events, automate processes, and enhance customer experience.

Force.com is a metadata-driven platform -- it uses metadata to configure how apps behave. Custom metadata types let you create your own new types of metadata to configure your apps in new ways. But custom metadata types are just the beginning! Join us to get a glimpse of the awesome things to come. Do you want to build not just apps, but your very own platform on Force.com? Do you want to know what will let you further integrate your types into the platform? What will let you customize the record save process? Write integrated configuration tools and processes in Apex? Or make your own types for custom fields? Learn about the possibilities we are opening up on the platform.

Join us as we take a deep dive into the architecture of the Salesforce platform, explain how multitenancy actually works, and how it affects you as a developer. Showing the technology we use and the design principles we adhere to, you'll see how our platform teams manage three major upgrades a year without causing any issues to existing development. We'll cover the performance and security implications around the platform to give you an understanding of how limits have evolved. By the end of the session you'll have a better grasp of the architecture underpinning Force.com and understand how to get the most out of it.

Cloud9 Vision provides SaaS performance management applications to help business managers increase revenue. Their applications automate operational processes for sales, marketing, and service leaders to improve revenue growth. Traditional BI tools are too complex, not process-aware, and lack domain knowledge. Cloud9 has developed a self-healing data warehouse and change analytics engine that allows them to deliver customized applications to each customer at low cost. Their first product is a pipeline management application for sales managers. They sell subscriptions directly via phone and web conferences, and intend to develop an API and platform for other application developers.

The document provides a safe harbor statement for any forward-looking statements made in presentations. It notes that any projections or statements regarding strategies, product availability, revenues or financial items involve risks and uncertainties. These risks include issues with developing new products, possible fluctuations in operating results, security breaches, litigation outcomes, and other potential factors that could affect financial results. The safe harbor statement concludes by saying that unreleased services mentioned may not be delivered on time or at all, and purchase decisions should be based on currently available features.

Modern Architectures depend on effective ways to leverage the lifeblood of the Enterprise: data. Join us for the informative and fast-paced discussion where customers will share real-world approaches in building trusted, rapid "Agility Layers" to bring legacy and other external data into their Salesforce environments. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9wo7L0rJ44 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9wo7L0rJ44