TrailheaDX and Summer '19: Developer Highlights
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The document outlines key highlights from the TrailheadX '19 event and the Summer '19 Salesforce developer updates, including features like Lightning Web Components, Salesforce Blockchain, and new capabilities for developer productivity. It discusses enhancements in user experience, mobile integration, and the use of platform events for real-time data changes without custom code. Additionally, it mentions the importance of forward-looking statements regarding future developments and outlines various tools and frameworks available for developers.
![External Change Data Capture GA
Detect changes on external objects and execute business logic
Declarative Setup and Enablement
Use clicks to enable -- no code required
Deep Platform Integration
Change events are delivered to Apex Triggers
and external subscribers
OData 4 Compatible
Leverage your existing connectors and start
receiving change notifications today
trigger LowOnStock on Product__ChangeEvent (after insert) {
// Filter out deleted product events. Get product ids
Set<Id> ids = new Set<Id>();
for (Product__ChangeEvent event: Trigger.new) {
if (event.ChangeEventHeader.getChangeType() != ‘DELETE’) {
ids.add(event.ChangeEventHeader.getRecordIds()[0]);
}
}
// Get Products for associate change events low in stock
List<Product__x> products = [SELECT Id, Stock__c FROM
Product__x WHERE Id in :ids AND Stock__c < 5];
// Get potential buyers interested in product
List<Buyer__c> buyers = ProductBuyers.getPotentialBuyers(products);
// Send SMS to potential buyers.
Notifier.sendSms(buyers, ‘We have ‘ + products.size()
+ ‘ products low on stock that might interest you.’)
}](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/tdxandsummer19final-190627075428/85/TrailheaDX-and-Summer-19-Developer-Highlights-34-320.jpg)
TrailheaDX and Summer '19: Developer Highlights
- 1. TrailheaDX '19 and Summer '19: Developer Highlights June 27, 2019 | 10:00 a.m. IST Satya Sekhar Sr. Developer Evangelist Salesforce Vishwa Vikas Developer Relations Manager Salesforce
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- 5. Agenda TrailheaDX ‘19 Recap Summer ‘19 Developer Highlights
- 6. TrailheaDX ‘19 Recap ● TrailheaDX ‘19 Event Overview ● Lightning Web Components Open Source ● Salesforce Blockchain
- 10. Cross-Company Experience is Siloed Manufacturer Regulators Distributor Service Provider Your Company Channel Partner Walls around every source of data as you try to share and collaborate outside of your business Industry PeersTechnology Partners Inefficient access to data Difficult to audit Single point of failure
- 11. The Rise of Trust Networks Manufacturer Regulators Distributor Service Provider Your Company Channel Partner Blockchain enables a new architecture for the hyper-connected world Industry PeersTechnology Partners Trusted, shared access to data
- 12. Distributed SecureVerified Data saved in identical copies across the network instead of one central copy Data updated only after the network proves and validates the entry is safe Data saved securely and signed cryptographically making it hard to tamper with Blockchain is a new kind of a database that saves and traces data in a way that is:
- 13. Salesforce Blockchain The fast and easy way to build trusted partner networks Pilot Build Networks with Clicks Declaratively build apps, networks, and smart contracts that extend CRM to partners Automate with Lightning Platform Make blockchain data actionable with built-in support for Flows, Search, AI, and Bots Engage Partners Easily Connect apps to engage partners and increase the adoption of your network
- 14. Lightning Web Components Open Source
- 15. Web Components Templates Custom Elements Shadow DOM Modules ECMAScript 6+ Events Standard Elements Rendering Salesforce Bindings Base Lightning Components Lightning Web Components Framework Web Standards Build Apps Fast Lightning Web Components Enhanced productivity with web standards Use the modern language of the web: ES6+, Custom Elements, classes, modules and imports Engineered for performance More code executed by the browser instead of JavaScript abstractions for a blazing fast experience Compatible and easy to use Runs side-by-side with Aura components and can be composed with clicks or code Web Components Templates Custom Elements Shadow DOM Modules ECMAScript 6+ Events Standard Elements Rendering Salesforce Bindings Base Lightning Components Lightning Web Components Framework Salesforce Bindings Base Lightning Components Lightning Web Components Framework Now Open Source Web Components Templates Custom Elements Shadow DOM Modules ECMAScript 6+ Events Standard Elements Rendering Use On and Off Lightning Platform Learn by exploring the source code Contribute code and drive the roadmap
- 16. Build Apps Anywhere with LWC OSS! Documentation lwc.dev Salesforce Open Source opensource.salesforce.com RFCs github.com/salesforce/lwc-rfcs
- 17. D E M O L I G H T N I N G W E B C O M P O N E N T S O S S
- 18. Summer ‘19 Release: Developer Highlights ● Developer Productivity ● Lightning Platform ● Platform Events and Change Data Capture ● Lightning Experience ● Mobile ● Einstein Platform services ● Sample Gallery
- 20. Salesforce Development Workflows Org Development Package Development Use the workflows you know to deploy to sandboxes and production orgs Use packages and scratch orgs for flexible and modular release managememnt
- 21. What’s new with Org Development Modern tools are now integrated with traditional methods Use Salesforce CLI for sandbox operations (beta) force:org commands to create, clone, delete, list, and display information Use CLI source Commands for Full Application Lifecycle source:deploy and source:retrieve are consistent with mdapi
- 22. What’s new with Package Development Create environment with more scratch org features Configure scratch org with Einstein Bots Turn on Einstein feature in Dev Hub and add the chatbot feature in scratch org definition file Scratch org version selection is available Select previous, current or preview version with release property in scratch org definition file
- 23. More CLI and VS Code updates Run Salesforce CLI commands faster with oclif Salesforce CLI is migrated to Heroku's Open CLI Framework (oclif) for v7 of Salesforce CLI Create DX project with expanded scaffolding use force:project:create --template empty for minimal amount of scaffolding Lightning Explorer for VS Code Salesforce Aura Extension for VS Code now supports code completion for Aura component tags, attributes, and JavaScript (Beta) Faster list of authorized orgs with force:auth:list
- 24. D E M O D E V E L O P E R P R O D U C T I V I T Y ( S A L E S F O R C E C L I A N D V S C O D E )
- 26. Lightning Web Components: Container Expansion Implement Lightning Web Components and the latest web standards in more places than ever before Visualforce Lightning Out(Beta) Email Integrations Stand-alone Apps
- 27. LWC – Improved Components lightning-button-icon lightning-button-menu lightning-checkbox-group lightning-combobox lightning-datatable lightning-dual-listbox lightning-icon lightning-input lightning-input-address lightning-input-field lightning-input-location lightning-input-name lightning-input-rich-text lightning-map lightning-output-field lightning-pill lightning-radio-group lightning-record-edit-form lightning-record-view-form lightning-textarea
- 28. LWC – New and Changed Modules New Modules lightning/empApi lightningsnapin/baseChatMessage @salesforce/apexContinuation Improved Modules lightning/navigation @salesforce/user/isGuest
- 29. D E M O L I G H T N I N G P L A T F O R M ( L I G H T N I N G W E B C O M P O N E N T S )
- 30. Platform Events and Change Data Capture
- 31. Capture changes without custom code Easily select objects to capture data changes on with clicks Keep your key systems up to date Ensure downstream systems always have the right data Scale with ease to millions of events daily Events are held for 72-hours to prevent data loss Change Data Capture Generally Available 12/18 Detect changes on Salesforce records in real-time No polling No batch ETL processes No point-to-point integrations “/data/ChangeEvents” Channel Account { Name : } Account { Name : } Account { Name : “Acme” } “Acme” “Acme” “Acme”
- 32. Async Apex Triggers GA Complex computations and logic executed outside of the transaction True Post-Commit Execution Triggers execute asynchronously after a transaction Faster End-user Experience Less logic and computation inside the transaction leads to quicker end-user experiences and fewer limit concerns Event-driven and Decoupled Errors in processing won’t rollback or impact the transaction trigger CaseChangeEventTrigger on CaseChangeEvent (after insert) { // Setup .... // Perform heavy (slow) computation .... // Cleanup / Finish .... }
- 33. trigger CaseChangeEventTrigger on CaseChangeEvent (after insert) { List<CaseChangeEvent> changes = Trigger.new; Set<String> caseIds = new Set<String>(); // Get all Record Ids for this change for (CaseChangeEvent change : changes) { List<String> recordIds = change.ChangeEventHeader.getRecordIds(); caseIds.addAll(recordIds); } // Perform heavy (slow) computation determining Red Account RedAccountPredictor predictor = new RedAccountPredictor(); Map<String, boolean> accountsToRedAccountStatus = predictor.predictForCases(new List<String>(caseIds)); // Publish platform events for predicted red accounts List<Red_Account__e> redAccountEvents = new List<Red_Account__e>(); for (String acctId : accountsToRedAccountStatus.keySet()) { if (rating=='Red') { redAccountEvents.add(new Red_Account__e(Account_Id__c=acctId, Rating__c=rating)); } } if (redAccountEvents.size() > 0) { EventBus.publish(redAccountEvents); } } When should I use Async Triggers? Any calculation or piece of logic that can happen after the data is changed Keep critical logic in the transaction Data validation, data consistency, and required prerequisite operations before data is changed Processing that can happen “later” -- Heavyweight computations -- Einstein (or other ML/AI) operations -- Notifications to other systems -- Joining of data from different sources -- Summary calculations
- 34. External Change Data Capture GA Detect changes on external objects and execute business logic Declarative Setup and Enablement Use clicks to enable -- no code required Deep Platform Integration Change events are delivered to Apex Triggers and external subscribers OData 4 Compatible Leverage your existing connectors and start receiving change notifications today trigger LowOnStock on Product__ChangeEvent (after insert) { // Filter out deleted product events. Get product ids Set<Id> ids = new Set<Id>(); for (Product__ChangeEvent event: Trigger.new) { if (event.ChangeEventHeader.getChangeType() != ‘DELETE’) { ids.add(event.ChangeEventHeader.getRecordIds()[0]); } } // Get Products for associate change events low in stock List<Product__x> products = [SELECT Id, Stock__c FROM Product__x WHERE Id in :ids AND Stock__c < 5]; // Get potential buyers interested in product List<Buyer__c> buyers = ProductBuyers.getPotentialBuyers(products); // Send SMS to potential buyers. Notifier.sendSms(buyers, ‘We have ‘ + products.size() + ‘ products low on stock that might interest you.’) }
- 35. D E M O C D C A N D A S Y N C A P E X T R I G G E R
- 36. Lightning Experience, Mobile, Einstein Platform services and other updates
- 37. Lightning Experience Configuration Converter Prepare Visualforce pages for lightning experience(Beta) Record Page: Full View (Beta) Choose between the current view and full view Notification Builder Send custom notifications from a process Apex Defined Data Types in Flows Create an Apex Class with AuraEnabled propertiesto make it available in Flows as a Data Type In-App Guidance Create custom in-app prompts for the end users
- 38. Unified User Experience Lightning Apps and Navigation Lightning on Mobile Bringing the Lightning Platform to the Salesforce Mobile App Responsive Components Lightning Components in Record Pages Customize with Clicks Lightning App Builder
- 39. Einstein Platform Services Limit on API calls that return examples Number of API Calls to Return Examples Is Limited to 30 Calls Per Month Maximum Image/Text Dataset Size Increased Doubled the maximum size of an image/text dataset from 1 GB to 2 GB API Response JSON contains numOfDuplicates field It indicates the number of images not added to the dataset because they’re duplicates API Response JSON Contains a New language Field It is N/A for Einstein Vision and English for existing datasets
- 41. Explore Reference Code and Learn Best Practices with Sample Gallery ● Recipes ● Recipes Open Source ● E-Bikes ● DreamHouse ● Pure Aloe ● Dream Invest ● Easy Spaces ● Redwoods Insurance
- 42. 1. Process Builder and Flow Builder 2. Quip Notifications Lightning Component Summer ’19 ReleaseHighlights Sales 1. High Velocity Sales Enhancements 2. Pardot: Einstein Campaign Insights 3. CPQ: Einstein Pricing Guidance 4. Eintstein Activity Metrics 5. Customizable Product Schedules 1. DigitalEngagement: Messagingfor AppleBusiness Chat 2. FieldServiceLightning: DispatcherConsole Enhancements 3. MacroEnhancements 4. DigitalEngagement: Agent-InitiatedMessaging 5.EinsteinBots Enhancements Service Marketing 1. Marketing Cloud Integration with Google Analytics 360 Enhancements 2. Advertising Studio Integration with Google Customer Match 3. Advertising Studio Integration with Pinterest 4. Interaction Studio: Batch Decisions 5. Datorama Connector forMarketing Cloud and Mobile 6. Marketing Cloud Email Connector for Audience Studio 7. Email Studio: Live Weather Block 8. Einstein Engagement Frequency Community Commerce 1. Commerce Connector Enhancements 2. Unified Authentication 3. B2B Commerce Integration with Google Analytics 4. Lightning Components for Community Builder Quip 3. Quip for Service Cloud 4. Quip for Sales Cloud 5. Setup and User Management Enhancements Industries 1. Insurance Innovation 2. Inbound Scheduling 3. Lightning Flows Platform Platform Services 1. Shield: Case-Insensitive Filter- Preserving Encryption 2. Big Objects: Setup Enhancements 3. Apex Triggers on Change Data Capture Events 4. Einstein Prediction Builder Enhancements 5. Platform Events: Post-Commit Publishing Lightning Experience 1. Configuration Converter 2. Record Page: Full View 3. Related List Enhancements 4. Related List Filters 5. In-App Guidance 6. New and Improved Lightning Components Einstein Analytics 1. Visual Data Prep 2. Fast Start Templates Enhancements 3. Einstein Predictions Service 4. AND/OR Filter UI 5. New Connectors 1. Mobile Publisher Enhancements 2. Missions Enhancements 3. Record List Enhancements 4. Lightning Web Components for Community Cloud 5. Developer Experience: Community Creation and Publishing APIs Success Cloud 1. Help Portal Enhancements 2. New and Refreshed Accelerators 3. Marketing Cloud Digital Services 4. Pardot Jump Start 5. Sales Cloud Jump Start 6. Proactive Monitoring: New Alerts FinancialServicesCloud 1. Life Sciences Program Management 2. ANSI 278 Authorization Business APIs HealthCloud 4. Enhanced Household Relationship Views 5. Action Plan Enhancements 3. Lightning Scheduler: Inbound Scheduling Lightning Platform 1. LWC: Container Expansion 2. Lightning Flow: Apex Building Blocks with Types 3. Scratch Org Version Selection 4. Unlocked Packaging Enhancements 5. Lightning Components: Continuations
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