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Put a smile on your users’ faces by delivering mobile solutions your company needs - without writing any code! Salesforce1 makes it easy for admins to create mobile apps. Leveraging your existing skills, like page layout and security profile management, plus new point & click customizations like Publisher Actions and Compact Layouts, you can put your Salesforce apps into your users’ hands on their preferred mobile device. This webinar is part of a series focusing on new and existing Salesforce1 mobile app features and will demonstrate how you can extend your applications with mobile by configuring Mobile Navigation, Global and Object-based Actions, Compact Layouts, Mobile Cards, and Expanded Lookups, plus new Spring ‘14 features like Report Charts and Push Notifications. All without writing ANY code. If you are ready to supercharge your career and make an impact at your company, sign up today! Key Takeaways Learn how to leverage your existing admin and declarative development skills to build mobile apps Learn to easily create and customize your mobile interface with new point & click features Leverage platform features for increased productivity within the Salesforce1 mobile app Intended Audience Salesforce administrators or Force.com declarative developers.
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Intro to Building Mobile Apps with Salesforce1: No Code Required February 19, 2014
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Speakers
Shannon Hale Senior Product Manager, Declarative Apps @shannonsans
Michelle
Chapman-Thurber Staff Technical Writer @mct_sfdc
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Safe Harbor
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A mobile state of mind
BBC News Business December 19, 2013 “We’re talking mobile workforces staying connected in and out of the office and using their devices for work and play.” http://www.bbb.co.uk/news/business-25445906
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The rise of mobile computing in the enterprise
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3Q08 2Q09 1Q10 4Q10 3Q11 2Q12 1Q13
Your Employees
Your Company 76 Million PCs
230 Million iOS/Android Unit Sales
2Q13
Source: Strategy Analytics. “Global Smartphone Shipments Hit Record 230 Million Units in Q2 2013.” July 2013. Source. Gartner. July 2013.
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Dif!cult to build mobile apps
Mobile Apps Are Critical
Mobile Apps Deployed
60%
40%
20%
App Gap
Less than
1/2 have deployed
apps
Perc
ent o
f Res
pond
ents
Complexity of Form Factors
Limited Number of Developers
Multiple Operating Systems
Multiple Platforms
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Introducing Salesforce1
AppExchange Apps
CRM
Custom Apps
All your past investments...
Feed First UI
Notifications Platform
Publisher Actions
…now in the future
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Building on the Salesforce1 platform
Objects & Fields
Page Layouts
Custom Tabs
AppExchange Apps
List Views
Search Layouts
Visualforce & Apex
Force.com Canvas
REST APIs
Analytics API
Publisher Actions
Mobile Cards
Compact Layouts
Enhanced Lookups
Embedded Charts
Mobile Navigation
Flexible Pages
Heroku Connect
ExactTarget Fuel
Buttons & Links
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Things to consider when building for mobile
§ What are the important things to see at a glance?
§ What are the important moments when using the app?
§ What form !elds must have content?
§ What defaults can be used so !eld values don’t need to be entered manually?
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ENOUGH SLIDES
Let’s build something already!
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Building on the Salesforce1 Platform
§ Noti!cations
§ Mobile navigation
§ List views
§ Compact layouts
§ Mobile cards
§ Actions
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Noti!cations
Approval requests Task assignment
Important feed activity
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Mobile navigation
Smart Search Items & Pinning
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List views
List views
Recent items
List view columns
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Record detail
Page layout: buttons
Page layout: detail section
Page layout: publisher actions
Compact layout
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Record related information
Page layout: related lists
Page layout: mobile cards
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Actions
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Things to consider when building for mobile
§ What are the important things to see at a glance?
§ What are the important moments when using the app?
§ What form !elds must have content?
§ What defaults can be used so !eld values don’t need to be entered manually?
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Try it yourself!
§ Sign up to start building mobile apps – FREE Developer Edition: bit.ly/DE-join
§ Follow the Salesforce1 Dev Guide - bit.ly/s1-dev-guide
§ Test it out in the app – Download the Salesforce1 app
– Open in your mobile [or desktop!] browser: • https://[--yourinstance--].salesforce.com/one/one.app
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Salesforce1 resources
§ Salesforce1 App Developer Guide – bit.ly/s1-dev-guide
§ Publisher Actions Implementation Guide – help.salesforce.com/help/pdfs/en/actions_impl_guide.pdf
§ Intro to Salesforce App Development – bit.ly/sfdcudacity-s1
§ Intro to Salesforce Mobile App Development (Webinar) – events.developerforce.com/en/events/webinars/intro-salesforce1-mobile-app-development
§ Force.com Workbooks – wiki.developerforce.com/page/Force.com_workbook
§ Dreamforce Sessions – bit.ly/s1-df-sessions
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Udacity
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Q & A
Shannon Hale Senior Product Manager, Declarative Apps @shannonsans
Michelle
Chapman-Thurber Staff Technical Writer @mct_sfdc
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