Turbo-charge Your Skuid Page with Apex
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Do you use Skuid and want to learn how to take your pages to the next level? Join us to learn how you can turbo-charge your Skuid pages with Apex. Through a series of short, simple, code examples, we'll show you proper techniques of how to access Apex from a Skuid page.
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Turbo-charge Your Skuid Page with Apex
- 1. Turbo-charge Your Skuid Page With Apex Ralph Callaway SR [email protected] Charlie Jonas [email protected]
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- 4. Why Skuid? • Connect Code Free to your data with drag and drop UI components • Visualize data to engage and motivate • Simplify and tailor the UI to reduce errors • Slash development and maintenance costs • Individualize the big picture with dynamic graphics
- 5. Why do I need Apex using Skuid? • Calling a remote service • Complex Business logic • Sending Email messages
- 6. Contact Gravatar integration The sales team would like to be able to import a persons “Gravatar” photo onto their contact record. Gravatar API: http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/EMAIL_HASH
- 7. Flow
- 8. Retrieving Skuid Data Model - Contact
- 10. Ways to call Apex Method Requires Ajax Toolkit Requires VF Page Other Considerations WebService X* Synchronous* @RestResource X Must call through “Proxy” @Invocable Method No official Documentation** Javascript Remoting X *when using sforce.apex.execute() **for calling API from outside of Salesforce
- 11. SOAP • Use when you have existing “Webservice” code • Can use Ajax Toolkit, but “sforce.apex.execute()” is synchronous • Alternatively, manually build request with “$.ajax()” for better performance (not shown)
- 13. @RestResource • Use when you already have existing @RestResource code • Use “sforce.connection.remoteFunction” REST Class
- 15. @InvocableAction • Use when you want to share code with the “Process Builder” • Bulkification required • Limited Documentation
- 17. Javascript Remoting • Use when refactoring existing VF page Apex VisualForce
- 19. DEMO
- 20. References • Skuid Community: https://community.skuidify.com/skuid • Ajax Toolkit: http://sforce.co/1MXgt0N • Ajax Proxies: http://sforce.co/1KWLcq6 • Custom WebServices: http://sforce.co/1JrByMf • Remote Actions: http://sforce.co/1EsGJi7 • Run Your SOAP Web Services Asynchronously: http://bit.ly/1KWL9KX • Using Invocable Methods with Skuid: http://bit.ly/1hOeX5L
- 21. Skuid Dreamforce ’15 • BOOTHS • Moscone North Hall – N2029 • Moscone West Hall – Located right behind you • WWW.SKUIDIFY.COM or 1 (800) 515-2535 • 30 day free trial • Product, Services, Pricing, tutorials • COMMUNITY.SKUIDIFY.COM
- 22. Thank you