The Summer ’15 Release promises exciting new features and enhancements for developers including new API’s, updated Apex classes with new methods, and improvements that make it easier to combine Visualforce, JavaScript, and location-based data. Updates also cut broadly across tools like the Developer Console and Force.com Canvas. Key Takeaways: Take advantage of enhancements like query plan notes in the Developer Console’s Query Editor. Explore new enhancements that make it easy to combine Visualforce, JavaScript, and location-based data. Learn how New Apex methods enable you to automate the prioritization of jobs in the flex queue, and how code coverage has changed for for multiline statements in Apex. Get a summary of critical updates, new and changed objects in Salesforce APIs. Intended Audience: Force.com developers and admins.

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Summer ‘15
Preview Release Webinar
May 7, 2015

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Speakers
Samantha Ready
Developer Evangelist
@samantha_ready
Peter Chittum
Developer Evangelist
@pchittum
Eric Jacobson
Sr. Director, Product Management

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▪ Head to the Success Community
– http://bit.ly/ReleaseReadinessSalesforce
– #Summer15Developers
▪ Respect Q&A etiquette
– Please don’t repeat questions. The support team is
working their way down the queue.
▪ Stick around for live Q&A at the end
– Speakers will tackle more questions at the end, time-
allowing.
Have Questions?

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Agenda
1. User Interface
2. Apex
3. Big Data/Analytics
4. Integration and APIs
5. Security and Identity

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Lightning App Builder - GA Summer 15!
Drag & Drop
Build with standard,
custom & partner
Lightning Components
Any Mobile
Device
Design apps for every
screen from one canvas
Now anyone can build apps faster

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Apps in Salesforce1 Mobile

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What’s in an App?
Lightning
PageLightning
Components
Global Actions

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Responsive Design
▪ Single Lightning Page for
multiple devices
▪ Templates define layout
behavior by rearranging
regions
▪ Summer ‘15 supports
Phone and Tablet

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Components are the
“building blocks” of
an application

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Standard Components
Built by Salesforce
Custom charts Data entry tools Custom data
layout
Dynamic maps
Left
nav
Publisher bar Feed
items
Tasks
Sliders Multi-view
charts
Pass/Fail
Custom Components
Built by customer developers
AppExchange Components
Built by Partners
Lightning Components

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Standard Components for App Builder
▪ Filter List
▪ Recent Items
▪ Report Chart
▪ Rich Text
▪ Visualforce Page
▪ More components to be added over time

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Lightning Components (Beta)
▪ Create picklists for Lightning App Builder components
<design:attribute name="Name"
datasource="value1,value2,value3" />
▪ Referential integrity validation expanded
– Checks component names, custom object and field names,
classnames, etc
– Includes references in JS, explicit dependencies from
<aura:dependency>, and refs extended from an inheritance
hierarchy

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Demo: Lightning App Builder

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Release Status
▪ GA Summer 15
– Lightning App Builder
– Lightning Components for custom Lightning Apps
• example:
https://na24.salesforce.com/c/myApp.app
▪ Beta Summer 15
– Lightning Components for Salesforce1 Mobile
<aura:component implements=”force:appHostable”>

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Visualforce Critical Updates
▪ Reduced access for Apex Classes using with sharing
keyword
▪ Static Resources served from Visualforce domain
▪ PageReference getContent() and
getContentAsPDF()methods behave as callouts

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Visualforce
▪ Enhanced Visualforce mapping features
– Create custom map markers easily
– Add info windows to map markers
<apex:mapMarker />
<apex:mapInfoWindow />

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Agenda
1. User Interface
2. Apex
3. Big Data/Analytics
4. Integration and APIs
5. Security and Identity

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Apex and SOQL
▪ Location and Distance variables allowed in SOQL and
SOSL queries
WHERE DISTANCE(My_Location_Field__c, :myLocation,
'mi') < :myDistance];
WHERE DISTANCE(My_Location_Field__c,
GEOLOCATION(:myLatitude, :myLongitude), 'mi') <10];

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Demo: Visualforce and Apex

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Apex
▪ Reorder your batch jobs in the flex queue programmatically
Boolean isSuccess = System.moveFlexQueueJob(jobId,
positionNumber);
▪ Iteration order for Maps and Sets is now predicable
▪ New Classes/Methods
– createExternalUser(SObject, String, [String],
[Boolean])
– Classes in the Search Namespace
– Classes in the DataSource Namespace

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Agenda
1. User Interface
2. Apex
3. Big Data/Analytics
4. Integration and APIs
5. Security and Identity

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Analytics
▪ Add your data with the Wave Mobile Connector (iOS)
▪ Support for Apple Watch
▪ Create and Edit Dashboards
▪ Other Various Enhancements
– compound filters supported
– easily return to Salesforce1
– stacked bar support

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BigObjects (pilot)
Manage and store large sets of data
▪ BigObjects targeted at:
– Customer 360 - point-of-sale data
– Data Archive - orchestrate archive from production storage
– Data Lake - store massive data sets in native format
– Email Event Ingest - preserve email histories
▪ Defined by Metadata API
▪ Populated by Bulk API or SOAP API

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Data Pipelines (pilot)
A new capability to leverage all your customer data for
intelligence and actionable information
▪ Build data-driven apps
▪ Use with Apache Pig scripts on Hadoop to process large-
scale data stored in Salesforce
▪ NEW: Error logging to help when jobs don’t execute
– Available via the via Tooling API
– Appear in the job run information in the Dev Console

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Agenda
1. User Interface
2. Apex
3. Big Data/Analytics
4. Integration and APIs
5. Security and Identity

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Integration: Lightning Connect Apex Connector
▪ Extend functionality of Lightning Connect
▪ Use Apex to write connector to external data source
▪ Access any external data as sObject

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Integration: Lightning Connect Salesforce Connector
▪ Create integrations to other orgs
▪ Supports read-only org-to-org data
▪ Implement hub-and-spoke integrations
– Create source org data model
– Create package with external data model

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Salesforce Connector v Salesforce 2 Salesforce
▪ S2S
– Data Sync
– Duplicate Records
– Pub/Sub Model
– Org-based Auth
▪ Salesforce Connector
– Real-time request
– No duplicate data
– Schema Sync
– User-based Auth

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APIs: Composite REST API Requests
▪ Create a batch of
requests to REST
API
▪ Bulk requests
▪ Optimize API request
limits
Program
Offering
Update RSF
and Formula
INSERT
RETRIEVE
BATCH

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APIs: Composite REST API Requests
/services/data/v34.0/composite/batch
{ "batchRequests": [
{
"method": "POST",
"url": "v34.0/sobjects/Offering__c",
"richInput": { "Name": "Dramatics" }
},
{
"method": "GET",
"url": "v34.0/sobjects/Program__c/a01B00..."
}
]
}
{ "hasErrors": false,
"results": [
{
"statusCode": 201,
"result": {...id, errors, etc.}
},
{
"statusCode": 200,
"result": {...fields, errors, etc.}
}
]
}
array
request 1
request 2
array
response 1
response 2

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Demo: Integration and APIs

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Agenda
1. User Interface
2. Apex
3. Big Data/Analytics
4. Integration and APIs
5. Security and Identity

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Security Features
▪ Extended Platform Encryption Features
– Encrypition at Rest on Platform
– Encrypt most field types
– Encrypt files
– No hardware or devices, just point-and-click setup
▪ Longer Minimum Password
▪ Advanced Networking Protocols

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Authorization and Identity Candy
▪ Admin Experience Candy:
▪ User Provisioning for Connected Apps is GA
▪ OAuth Connected App-Specific Session Time Out
▪ More Flexibility for Google and LinkedIn Provider Config
▪ User Experience Candy:
▪ Login Once for Concurrent apps that use OpenId Connect
▪ Custom Logout Screen

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Thank You

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Try it out
developer.salesforce.com/releases

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May 14, 2015
Summer ‘15: User Provisioning for Connected
Apps
Upcoming Webinar

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Q & A
Samantha Ready
Developer Evangelist
@samantha_ready
Peter Chittum
Developer Evangelist
@pchittum
Eric Jacobson
Sr. Director, Product Management
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