This document discusses using Visualforce pages in Salesforce1. It covers where Visualforce can be used in Salesforce1, such as in the left navigation menu, publisher actions, and page layouts. It also discusses how to use Visualforce in Salesforce1, including considerations for the user interface, business logic and data binding, navigation, and supporting multiple device types. Tips are provided on how to make Visualforce pages more optimized for the Salesforce1 mobile experience.
This document discusses using Visualforce pages in Salesforce1. It covers where Visualforce can be used in Salesforce1, such as in the left navigation menu, publisher actions, and page layouts. It also discusses how to use Visualforce in Salesforce1, including considerations for the user interface, business logic and data binding, navigation, and supporting multiple device types. Tips are provided on how to make Visualforce pages more optimized for the Salesforce1 mobile experience.
Visualforce in Salesforce1: Optimizing your User Interface for MobileSalesforce Developers
Your mobile UI should be as awesome as your code. Visualforce is one most of the most important and powerful tools in a developer’s toolbelt when it comes to customizing the user experience in Salesforce1. In this webinar, we’ll show you where and how you can use Visualforce in Salesforce1.
Key Takeaways
Explore which parts of the Salesforce1 app you can customize using Visualforce
Learn best practices for developing mobile-optimized Visualforce pages for Salesforce1
Understand UX/UI considerations and tools for developing Salesforce1 Visualforce pages
Practice developing Visualforce pages that work both in Salesforce1 and the desktop
This document contains contact information for Taiki Yoshikawa including a link to his blog, Twitter handle, and profile on other social networks. It also includes a link to install a Salesforce package with the ID 04t10000000GFUL.
Tokyo Salesforce DG Meetup 2017新年会〜Advent Calendarふりかえり〜Akira Kuratani
This document appears to be an advent calendar listing for Salesforce App Cloud in 2016. It includes the dates of various posts, usernames of the authors, and brief titles for posts about topics like Apex, security, bots, and developer editions. There are over 80 total posts included in the calendar from December and January 2017 to count down to the holidays.
Salesforce technologies discussed include Salesforce Connect, Lightning Design System, Lightning Component, Heroku & Heroku Connect, and the Force.com REST API. Tips are provided for using Visualforce with the Lightning Design System, Trailhead resources, and JavaScript Remote Objects. The document also mentions upcoming features for Lightning such as Lightning Out and Lightning Components for Visualforce in Winter '17. Heroku is briefly discussed as well as Einstein and artificial intelligence capabilities in Salesforce.
PMD Apex is a static code analysis tool for Apex that analyzes code to find defects, improves quality, and avoids bugs through rule-based inspections. It includes rulesets for ApexUnit tests, complexity, performance, security, and coding styles. PMD Apex can integrate with IDEs like Eclipse and Visual Studio Code as well as continuous integration tools like Jenkins to analyze code during the build process and flag any issues found. The presentation demonstrated how to use PMD Apex within an IDE and a continuous integration setup to improve code quality.
Spring'19 で正式リリースされました Einstein Next Best Action について、その概要や試し方をご紹介します。
Einstein Next Best Action は、その名の通り、次の最良手は何か?を Salesforce 利用者に教えてくれるものです。Salesforce 利用者が判断に有する時間を短縮し、また見落としを防いでくれる優れものです。
この判断ロジックの生成自体に機械学習やディープラーニングの要素は入っていませんが、Einstein Discovery や Einstein 予測ビルダーの結果を判断ロジックで使うことができるので、蓄積されたデータからの予測に基づく最良手の提示も実現できます。
Salesforce を設定画面からあれこれ操作・設定できるくらいの方であればご理解・試してみていただける内容です。
<ご紹介内容>
- Einstein Next Best Action とは?
- 利用者目線でのデモ / 想定される利用シナリオ
- Einstein Next Best Action の構成
- サンプルの実装手順
- ライセンス・注意事項など
Spring19リリースは、Lightning上でのUI プログラミングモデルを大きく変えるLightning Web Componentsと、宣言的開発機能の中心的な位置を占めるFlowの更新 (Flow Builderのリリース)など、非常に重要な更新が数多く行われます。こちらのスライドでは、Spring 19の新機能の中でも、前出の2つに加えて開発者が把握しておくべき機能についてご紹介します。
<ご紹介する内容>
Flow Builder
Lightning Web Components
Big Objectの新機能
Apexの新機能
VS Codeの新機能
This document contains forward-looking statements about salesforce.com's products and services. It warns that actual results may differ from projections due to risks and uncertainties. It lists many risks including those related to new product development, mergers and acquisitions, a relatively new market, limited operating history, managing growth, and utilizing larger customers. The document states that any unreleased features mentioned may not be delivered on time or at all, and customers should make purchase decisions based on currently available features.
Herokuはクラウドアプリケーションを効率よく開発するためのPaaS (Platform as a Service)として、スタートアップ企業やB2Cサービスを提供する企業の開発者から支持されていますが、近年ではエンタープライズシステムにおける需要も非常に多くあります。
直近でも2018年9月25日に米国サンフランシスコで行われた「Dreamforce 2018」イベントにあわせて、Heroku は多くのエンタープライズ向け機能追加が行われており、ますます企業利用にとっても最適なPaaSとなりました。
直近発表された最新機能の中から、開発者にとって重要と思われるものをピックアップして、デモを交えながら紹介します。
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This document provides an overview of the Lightning platform on Salesforce and demonstrates its capabilities. It discusses Lightning components, how they can be used to build applications with no code or powerful code using Apex and JavaScript. It also demonstrates how to integrate Lightning components with external APIs using CORS and Swagger/Open API documentation. The document concludes with a demo of Lightning components in action.
The document discusses various Salesforce topics including Lightning web components, Apex switch statements, JSON configuration files, development methodologies like CLI, CI/CD, and UAT. It also provides links to documentation on unlocked packages, Oclif, Salesforce release notes, admin and developer videos, and a Trailhead module for the Summer '18 release.
The document discusses Salesforce Big Objects, which allow storing and querying large volumes of data. It notes that Big Objects support all standard CRUD operations but have some limitations compared to standard objects. The document provides examples of using Big Objects to store log data from an application and querying the data. It also links to Trailhead and developer documentation for more information on implementing Big Objects.
Einstein Platform Services provides capabilities for vision, language, and lightning components. It offers image classification, object detection, intent analysis, and Apex development. Documentation is available on setting up and calling APIs through Node.js, Heroku, and lightning components.
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