Intro to the Salesforce Mobile SDK: Building iOS Apps September 5, 2013

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Speakers

Kevin Hawkins Software Engineering LMTS @imsorrysandwich

Josh Birk Developer Evangelist @joshbirk

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Agenda

§  Getting Started with iOS Native Apps

§  Building your !rst iOS App for Salesforce

§  Resources and Next Steps

§  Q & A

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Suite of downloadable apps for accessing Salesforce data from a mobile device

Mobile AppExchange for discovering purpose-built apps or vertical solutions by industry

Custom mobile apps designed and built by you or an ISV partner

Salesforce Has The Answer For Every Mobile Need

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http://developer.force.com/mobile

Salesforce Platform Mobile Services

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Three Mobile Development Options

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Accessible To Developers of All Levels

Power and Flexibility for Advanced Coders

Apps for Employees, Partners, and Customers

Native or Hybrid – Android and iOS

Salesforce Mobile SDK 2.0

•  OAuth2 •  Of"ine Datastore •  SmartSync Framework •  Hybrid Container •  API Wrappers

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Getting Started

§  Node.js + NPM: –  http://nodejs.org and http://npmjs.org

§  Download the forceios application –  npm install forceios

§  De!ne your connected app –  Setup / Apps / Connected Apps

§  Create the sample application –  forceios create

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Connected Apps

§  De!ne your application public and private keys

§  De!ne OAuth permission scope

§  De!ne features like Canvas access and PIN locking

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Chapter 1:

Connected Apps

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Using forceios

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Code Walkthrough

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Your First iOS App

§  Add a detail view class

§  Create the detail view interface

§  Link the List View to the Detail View

§  Enable the update button

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Create the Detail View

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Recap

§  Getting started with the Mobile SDK and native iOS –  Connected Apps

–  npm install forceios

–  forceios create

§  Building your !rst application –  Application Overview

–  SFRestAPI and SFRestRequest

–  Adding and enabling the Detail View

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Resources §  Salesforce Platform Mobile Services

–  http://developer.force.com/mobile

§  Mobile SDK –  npm install forceios

–  https://github.com/forcedotcom/

§  iOS Workbook

–  http://bit.ly/ios_sdk_workbook

–  http://bit.ly/ios_warehouse_example

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Next Steps §  Get a Developer Edition Account

–  http://developer.force.com/join

§  Download the Workbook –  http://bit.ly/ios_sdk_workbook

§  Install forceios –  npm install forceios

§  Build your app

Q & A

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Kevin Hawkins Software Engineering LMTS @imsorrysandwich

Josh Birk Developer Evangelist @joshbirk