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The Salesforce1 Mobile App allows developers to easily create mobile applications while leveraging existing skill sets like declarative app building, Visualforce, JavaScript and HTML. If you can build an app on Force.com, you can build a mobile app today. This webinar is the first in a series focusing on new and existing Salesforce1 mobile app features and will demonstrate how you can extend your application with Visualforce, integrate using Force.com Canvas, add in dynamic analytics, and utilize HTML5 features all within the new mobile container. Samantha and Ryan will show developers how to take HTML5 features, like geolocation or accessing the camera, and add them into the mobile application context. Developers will also see some of the unique new features of the platform like push notifications and analytics. Key Takeaways Learn how to leverage your existing Visualforce and JavaScript skills to build mobile apps Use HTML and JavaScript to easily create and customize your mobile interface Leverage platform features for increased productivity within the Salesforce1 mobile app Intended Audience Force.com developers or Salesforce administrators with a working understanding of Visualforce pages. A high-level understanding of Force.com Canvas is also useful.
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Intro to Salesforce1 Mobile Development January 22, 2014
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Speakers
Ryan Upton Developer Evangelist @ryanjupton
Samantha Ready Developer Evangelist @samantha_ready
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The Rise of Mobile Computing in the Enterprise
4
3Q08 2Q09 1Q10 4Q10 3Q11 2Q12 1Q13
Your Employees
Your Company 76 Million PCs
230 Million iOS/Android Unit Sales
2Q13
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90% Of All Enterprise Apps Will be Mobile by 2017
20%
of enterprise apps are mobile
90%
of enterprise apps will be desktop AND mobile
Source: Gartner, Ian Finley, Research VP; 2010
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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
All your past investments...
Drag and drop UI customization
Noti!cations Platform
Publisher Actions
...now in the future
Download Salesforce1 App today
All Your Customizations
All Your Devices
All Your CRM
All Your Apps
https://yourinstance.salesforce.com/one/one.app
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Chatter Mobile Feeds People & Groups Files Native Experience
Salesforce Classic CRM data Analytics Tasks & events Native phone features
Salesforce Touch CRM access Custom apps
Agility of HTML5
Logger & Forcepad Sales productivity
tools Task management
Call logging
Unifying the Salesforce Mobile Experience
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Salesforce1 Platform APIs
Salesforce1 App
Salesforce1 Platform Services
Force.com Heroku1 ExactTarget Fuel
The Salesforce1 Customer Platform
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Let’s dive into the example…
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Meet Zack and Sarah
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Zach’s Mobile Needs – Manager
§ Find experts or relevant contacts in the area
– Notify them
– Send registration information
§ View analytics on volunteer top performers, hours, and events
§ Send volunteer updates and noti!cations
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Sarah’s Mobile Needs - Volunteer
§ Volunteer registration
§ On-site check-in
§ Ability to upload photos for volunteer event
§ Collaborate with other volunteers and managers
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Requirements
Notify and Send Registration Info
On-Site Check-In
View and Share Analytics
Find Volunteers for Events
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Demo
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Demo
§ Overview [Sam/Ryan]
§ Find Experts [Ryan]
§ Registration [Ryan]
§ Check in [Sam]
§ Analytics [Sam] – view in mobile simulator of top performer graph
– post “Thank you” to volunteer community and thank top performer (@Sarah)
§ Wrap Up [Sam]
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Publisher Actions
Create actions and add them to the Chatter publisher
§ Global vs Object level – Declarative: create, update, log-a-call
– Programmatic: Visualforce, Canvas
§ Publisher events – JS pub/sub events to communicate with publisher
• Different SDK events for VF vs Force.com Canvas
• ex. publisher.setValidForSubmit
Notify and Send Registration Info
On-Site Check-In
View and Share Analytics
Find Volunteers for Events
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Pro!le Skills
§ Skills allow users to share information about their professional expertise
– Admins can con!gure skills settings and control how users post relevant skills.
§ Users can add, remove, and endorse skills – Pro!le feed
– User feed
Notify and Send Registration Info
On-Site Check-In
View and Share Analytics
Find Volunteers for Events
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Salesforce1 & Noti!cations
§ Noti!cations allow you to alert users when certain things happen using Salesforce1
– In-app
– Push noti!cations
§ Spring 14 will offer more options to Salesforce1 apps for pushing noti!cations to users
– Task assignment
– Flagging an item as inappropriate
– Noti!cations from communities
Notify and Send Registration Info
On-Site Check-In
View and Share Analytics
Find Volunteers for Events
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Force.com Canvas in the Feed
§ Force.com Canvas enables you to expose your canvas apps as feed items
– Post to Chatter feed from a Canvas app or Chatter API
– Display a canvas app inside a Chatter feed item
§ Salesforce1 passes app speci!c context to your canvas app
– Location
– Environment
– App speci!c parameters
Notify and Send Registration Info
On-Site Check-In
View and Share Analytics
Find Volunteers for Events
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Mobile Visualforce
§ Where can I put Visualforce Pages? – Navigation Menu
– Publisher
– Record detail page
§ CSS needs tweaking. Solution? Mobile templates!
§ Navigation: sforce.one object – Sforce.one.navigateToRelatedList(relatedListId,
parentRecordId);
§ JS remoting/VF Remote Objects for responsiveness
Notify and Send Registration Info
On-Site Check-In
View and Share Analytics
Find Volunteers for Events
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Mobile Visualforce (con’t)
§ HTML5 Elements – Geolocation API
• JS Remote Action
• SOQL DISTANCE queries
– HTML FileReader > Chatter Files
§ Publisher events – JS pub/sub events to communicate with publisher
• setValidForSubmit
• post
• close
Notify and Send Registration Info
On-Site Check-In
View and Share Analytics
Find Volunteers for Events
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Analytics
§ Visualforce using the Analytics API – Mobile Card
– Tab
§ Declarative – Dashboards tab in mobile navigation
– Embedded charts on record detail page
§ Historical Trending – Enable historical trending on object & !eld
– Report type = [Enabled object] with historical trending
§ Analytics API in Apex
Notify and Send Registration Info
On-Site Check-In
View and Share Analytics
Find Volunteers for Events
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Try it yourself!
§ developer.salesforce.com
§ Sign up to start developing – 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 browser: • https://[--yourinstance--].salesforce.com/one/one.app
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Salesforce1 Resources
§ Dreamforce Sessions – bit.ly/s1-df-sessions
§ Developer Guide – bit.ly/s1-dev-guide
§ Blogs: – 6 things you need to know: bit.ly/s1-6-things
– Mobile cards: bit.ly/s1-mobile-cards
– App Boogie Fever: bit.ly/s1-boogie
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