Sample Gallery: Reference Code and Best Practices for Salesforce Developers
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This document provides an overview of the Salesforce Sample Gallery, which contains sample applications, reference code, and best practices for Salesforce developers. It describes different types of sample apps, including recipe style apps with specific code examples and standalone apps that demonstrate features. The document also outlines upcoming updates to the gallery, such as adding new applications and retiring outdated ones. It promotes benefits like inspiration, learning open source code, and understanding development best practices.
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Sample Gallery: Reference Code and Best Practices for Salesforce Developers
- 1. Sample Gallery Reference Code and Best Practices for Salesforce Developers 23 April 2020 | 10:30 a.m. IST
- 2. Sr. Developer Evangelist Satya Sekhar Chegondi Image Speakers Sr. Developer Evangelist Aditya Naag Topalli Image Director, Developer Relations Shashank Srivatsavaya Image
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- 8. • Sample Gallery Overview • Types of Sample Apps • Walkthroughs • Benefits • Roadmap Agenda
- 10. Poll Did you know about Sample Gallery previously? You have 60 seconds to answer this
- 11. Sample Gallery Get Inspired with Sample apps, Reference Code and Best Practices Open Source Code hosted on GitHub for you to explore, learn and contribute Updated Regularly Continuously updated to incorporate the latest Generally Available features and best practices. Easily deployable Deploy using Salesforce DX or unlocked packages to a non-production* org of your choice. * Sample Apps are intended for learning, NOT for production sforce.co/sample-gallery
- 12. Types of Sample Apps
- 13. Types of Sample Apps Recipe Style Code for specific tasks in less than 30 lines of code Dedicated to a platform feature. e.g. LWC, Apex Standalone Dedicated to industry use cases Features showcased in fully functional apps Partnerships Standalone apps built through partnerships
- 14. Types of Sample Apps Recipe Style Standalone Partnerships LWC Recipes LWC Recipes OSS Dreamhouse Easy Spaces E-Bikes Redwoods (Apple)
- 15. Walkthroughs
- 16. We will walk you through... Recipe Style Standalone Partnerships LWC Recipes LWC Recipes OSS Dreamhouse Easy Spaces E-Bikes Redwoods (Apple)
- 17. LWC Recipes Easy to digest examples Each task is implemented in less than 30 Lines Most of the common use-cases are covered A “View Source” link takes you right to the code in Github Sample app to learn Lightning Web Components
- 18. Sample Retail App E-Bikes Lightning Web Components Communities Lightning Data Service Drag n Drop Composition Pub/Sub What does the app do? Helps manufacturers manage their products and reseller orders using a rich User Experience. What can I learn from it? ● How to build rich User Experience with Lightning Web Components ● How to integrate with Salesforce Communities ● How to use Experience Bundle to deploy the community
- 19. What does the app do? Helps event coordinators manage reservations and find the right theme for their customers. What can I learn from it? ● How to build experiences with Dynamic Flows and object agnostic components. ● How to structure your source code for modular distribution Sample Event Management App Easy Spaces ALSO IN AURA Lightning Web Components Unlocked Packages Modular App Design Object Agnostic Components Lightning Flow Lightning Console
- 20. What does the app do? ● Helps brokers manage their properties and their customers. ● Helps prospective home buyers find their dream house via a custom mobile app. What can I learn from it? ● How to build rich and immersive user experiences with Lightning Components. ● How performance improves when you switch from Aura to LWC. Sample Real Estate App Dreamhouse ALSO IN AURA Lightning Web Components Mobile SDK* Lightning Data Service Maps Bot Integration* Einstein Vision* *In Aura Version Only
- 21. What does the app do? ● Mobile App helps customers capture pictures and other details about accidents ● Salesforce console helps claims adjusters view multimedia files & manage the claims process. What can I learn from it? How to use the Mobile SDK to provide rich, native connections to a customer's device. Sample Car Insurance App Redwoods Insurance Lightning Web Components Mobile SDK Service Cloud Geolocation Swift Communities
- 22. LWC Recipes Open Source Easy to digest examples Each Task is implemented in less than 30 Lines Most of the common* use-cases are covered A View Source link takes you right to the code in Github Sample app to learn Lightning Web Components Off-platform * Salesforce Access, Routing etc. are not covered
- 23. Poll Which Sample App shown today did you like the most? You have 60 seconds to answer this
- 24. Benefits Inspiration & Learning What you can build How you can build it Open Source Source code is available on Github You can also contribute Learn and Understand the best practices Well Maintained Updated with every release Periodically upgraded with new apps with latest and greatest features
- 25. A few recent updates ● Error panel refactor to follow Salesforce UX standards. ● Updated SLDS classes to respect org density. ● Removed @track wherever it is not needed. ● Added WITH SECURITY_ENFORCED clause to Apex classes. ● Updated community configuration to Communities Experience Bundle. ● and many more... Read more on our blog post: Sample Gallery Updates for Spring '20
- 26. Best Practices Source Control Code Formatting and Linting Pre-commit hooks GitHub Actions for CI Org Setup Org Initialization Scripts Tree API for data import
- 27. Roadmap
- 28. Roadmap to the future ● More apps coming… ○ Recipes for Apex, Automation and more. ● Some apps going… ○ Outdated/Redundant apps will be archived (not maintained but available read-only) ○ e.g. Pure Aloe, DreamInvest ● Some apps gone… ○ Not really gone, but archived (not maintained but available read-only) ○ e.g. Northern Trail Outfitters, Aura based apps
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