Building JavaScript Applications on the Salesforce1 Platform

In this broadcast, the Salesforce Developer Relations team and Product Managers will share the latest news on how you can develop with Salesforce DX, Einstein APIs and Analytics, Community Cloud and Lightning to make your apps even better.

Building help into any web or mobile app has never been easier! Learn about Snap-ins, the newest feature from Service Cloud Lightning, that provides companies with a unified SDK to integrate knowledge, chat, cases, and two-way video chat into any app. Dive into the new SDK for mobile and web apps and see how this can revolutions your company's in-app support experience.

Facing complex business automation requirements? Don't worry, we've got you covered! Attend this session to get hands-on with the App Cloud's powerful process automation tools: Process Builder, Flow, and Apex Code.

So you have made the decision to move to Lightning, but what does that mean for your Visualforce pages? Join us to find out what works and what doesn’t, strategies for the things you might need to fix, and finally, how to update your pages with the Salesforce Lightning Design System, and much more.

In this webinar, we'll share how you can leverage the tools and best practices available to promote healthy Application Lifecycle Management. Learn about the latest advancements we've made in our Sandbox environments, metadata API, deployments, namespaces and source control management, how the brand new Apex Debugger extends the Force.com IDE, and how these updates can be leveraged to enhance your development efforts and transformation.

Instead of building enterprise applications from the ground up time after time, what if you could assemble apps from a huge library of reusable, well-defined components without writing a single line of code? With the Lightning App Builder anyone in your company can combine custom and off-the-shelf Lightning Components to assemble beautiful apps visually. In this webinar, you will: :: Get introduced to the Lightning App Builder :: See how quick actions make your apps more interactive :: Learn how to deploy Lightning apps to the Salesforce1 Mobile App Key Takeaways :: Anyone can build apps - without writing code :: Lightning App Builder leverages re-usable Lightning Components :: Lightning Apps fit seamlessly into the Salesforce1 Mobile App :: Combine Lightning App Builder with Lightning Process Builder to automate business processes in your app Intended Audience :: Salesforce Developers and Admins.

The document provides an overview of Lightning updates for Summer '16, including highlights for partners and ISVs. Key points include: - Customizable Lightning home and record pages are generally available. - Inline Visualforce pages now render in edit mode. - Lightning LockerService improves security for components authored by third parties. - A CLI tool can test compatibility with LockerService requirements. - The roadmap previews updates for Winter '17, such as enhanced navigation, inline editing on lists, and the Lightning Data Service.

- The document discusses mobile architecture and strategies for building mobile apps. It provides examples of native, hybrid, and web app approaches. - Key aspects of the Salesforce mobile platform are highlighted including accessing data from any source, adding social collaboration features, leveraging business logic, and using a single identity system. - Examples are given of companies like AXA, Zimmer, and Critical Systems that built successful mobile apps using the Salesforce platform.

Featured Topic - Defining Your Lightning Strategy as an ISV Learn more about the Lightning Experience at p.force.com/lightningready (Partner Community login required)

This document discusses Salesforce's Lightning Design System (SLDS) and how it was created to support the development of Lightning Experience and Lightning Components. It describes how SLDS provides standardized UI components, styles, and patterns to help ensure consistency across Salesforce applications. It also discusses how SLDS uses tools like a CSS framework, responsive grid system, and design tokens to make the system flexible and customizable. Finally, it provides examples and guidelines for using SLDS components within Lightning Components.

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 using Lightning Communities to build better communities. It provides an overview of the evolution of Lightning Communities from basic templates to full platform capabilities. Lightning Community Templates offer pre-packaged solutions for use cases like customer service, partner portals, and helpdesks. The Lightning Community Builder allows customizing communities visually without coding. The document also promotes social engagement around Salesforce communities.

Visualforce apps can be adapted to the Lightning Experience and drive large-scale adoption. Join us for this exclusive webinar to learn about how Visualforce works with Lightning components and the Lightning Design System. You’ll learn about the right tools and best practices to create best in class solutions for Lightning Experience development.

Last year was eventful for Salesforce Developers - we started with the launch of Lightning Web Components (LWC), open-sourced it, enabled local development, and ended the year by open-sourcing Base Lightning Components. In this webinar, we will explore exciting new developments within Base Components and we will show you how to use open-source Base Components to build engaging applications faster with local development. In this session we will, - Spin up a local development environment to build Lightning web components - Use and customize the base components and recipes to build pages and apps quickly - Explore the latest features of VS Code developer tooling while coding for a use case

The document provides an overview of Salesforce and its cloud platform capabilities from a technical perspective. It discusses Salesforce's multi-tenant architecture and global data center infrastructure, how it enables massive scalability and high performance for enterprise applications. It also covers the different approaches for developing on the Salesforce platform, including declarative and programmatic development using tools like Apex, Visualforce, and the API.

With every new release, we open up new possibilities for Salesforce development. In this webinar, we'll discuss the recent Summer '17 release, the upcoming Winter '18 release, and what it means for your orgs. We'll fire up the Developer Console, and dive into topics including The Salesforce Lightning Design System, Lightning Data Service and standard overrides. As we love to live dangerously, we'll even do some live coding! In this exclusive webinar, you'll learn about - Lightning Components - Lightning Data Service - Standard Action Overrides with Lightning Components

At its basic core, the Salesforce Console is an Application Framework that can be leveraged to present all relevant details in context in a single page presentation, integrate with third-party applications, connect with customers via telephony, Live Agent Web chat, and Knowledge integration. Join us to learn about the Salesforce console Integration toolkit, as well as other declarative and programmatic options available to customize and get the most from the Salesforce Console.

Dreamforce 15 presentation on jsForce in Action. See accompanying github repository for source code and installation instructions. Github Repo: https://github.com/gbockus/jsForceInAction

The document provides best practices for admins to optimize their Salesforce1 mobile app. It recommends putting oneself in users' shoes to understand their needs, getting into a mobile mindset by focusing on essential information, and making the app feel like the company. It also discusses how Design Within Reach customized the mobile app for their users to access orders, check statuses, use dashboards, and collaborate on the go. Design Within Reach found success by starting small and gathering feedback.

The document proposes a new version 2.0 format for Postman collections that is: - A minimalist and flexible JSON guideline for defining APIs and collections in a human readable way. It allows for extensive documentation, testing, and organization of API definitions. - Built on a JSON structure that can be easily extended and manipulated via a Node.js module. It supports all aspects of API management from modeling to testing to documentation. - Designed to be intuitive with a low learning curve, while still providing the flexibility to extensively document APIs, collections and their components through embedded descriptions and metadata.

This document contains contact information for Kevin Doherty of Surf Marketing and discusses various topics related to website development, content management systems, social media, search engine optimization, and web marketing strategies. It provides Kevin Doherty's phone number, email, and website while covering concepts like Web 2.0, user-generated content, social networks, search engines, directories, and tactics like blogging, video marketing, and email campaigns.

The webinar discusses the growing trend of technology mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity in Asia, with Asian buyers showing increased interest in foreign targets. It notes several "megadeals" where major Asian technology firms acquired foreign companies. The webinar advises technology firms on how to reach and leverage potential Asian buyers, and stresses the importance of proper integration practices when bringing acquired companies into Asian markets.

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Este documento presenta la hoja de vida del aprendiz Omar Wilson Pinchao Ceballos. Incluye sus datos personales como nombre, fecha de nacimiento, domicilio y contacto. También detalla sus estudios primarios, secundarios y actualmente está matriculado en un programa técnico en sistemas. Presenta la duración de la etapa lectiva y productiva de su formación, así como referencias personales del rector de su colegio secundario y una docente de informática.

Amanda Morrow is an education assistant at Moundville Archaeological Park. She has a M.A. in anthropology from Georgia Southern University, focusing on archaeology and Civil War history. Her work experience includes positions at Illinois State Archaeological Survey, PBS Time Team America, and Georgia Southern University. She has extensive fieldwork experience and has presented her research at numerous conferences.

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El documento proporciona la información de contacto repetida de Roberto Carlos Barandela Prieto, que incluye su dirección, teléfono y correo electrónico, así como sus cualificaciones como formador vial, perito de seguros de vehículos y perito judicial en reconstrucción de accidentes de tráfico.