#DF2UFL 2012 - Developer’s Den
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The document summarizes new features from the Spring '12 release of Salesforce including the Cloud Flow Designer, enhanced Schema Builder, updated Developer Console, Mobile SDK, and Social Authentication. It highlights the most exciting features such as the generally available Cloud Flow Designer, increased functionality of the Schema Builder, debugging capabilities of the Developer Console, and the Salesforce Mobile SDK. Additional features mentioned include concurrent Apex jobs, test method data access, and dynamic Visualforce components generally available in production.
#DF2UFL 2012 - Developer’s Den
- 1. Developer’s Den What’s New & What’s on the Horizon?
- 2. Joshua Hoskins Orlando User Group Leader Twitter: @jhoskins Blog: http://www.CRMified.com
- 3. Question: What Spring ‘12 delivered features are MOST exciting?
- 4. GA Features Cloud Flow Designer Enhanced Schema Builder Updated Developer Console Mobile SDK Social Authentication
- 8. Get Started Today! With Spring ‘12, the Flow Designer is now generally available and native to Salesforce.com. You can access it directly from your browser: 1. Click Your Name > Setup > App Setup > Create > Workflows & Approvals. 2. Click New Flow. Visual Workflow Session by Riptide TODAY @ 1:30pm Room # 121
- 9. #forcedotcom Horizon Deliver the conveniences and scalability of an enterprise platform
- 10. Schema Builder Previously, Schema Builder allowed you to view your entity relationships in an easy manner, but now provides more functionality for building out your data model as well. You can access Schema Builder via Setup, Quick Links or on the Create Objects page within Setup.
- 11. Demo Time Schema Builder
- 12. Developer Console Support for LARGE Log Files
- 13. Developer Console Simulated Breakpoints from YOUR Browser in “The Cloud”
- 14. Demo Time Edit Code within Console Visualforce Code Complete Set Breakpoints to Debug your Code
- 15. The Salesforce Mobile SDK Slide Body Text
- 16. OFFSET added to SOQL (Pilot) Using OFFSET is helpful for paging into large result sets, in scenarios where you need to quickly jump to a particular subset of the entire results. For example, the following SOQL query returns a result set that skips the first 100 rows of the full query results:
- 17. + Concurrent Apex Jobs – YAY!!! 10 25 Before Spring ‘12 New Spring ’12 Limit With this higher limit, you can now schedule more Apex jobs for concurrent execution.
- 18. Test Method Data Access Previously, unit tests would have access to pre-existing data within your organization, as well as any test data it creates for the purposes of proving assertions true or false. By default with Salesforce API version 24.0 and later, a unit test will only see data that it creates.
- 20. Demo Time Social Authentication
- 22. It’s the little things
- 23. Developer Resources Spring 12 Release Notes Metadata API Developer’s Guide Discussion Boards Developer Preview @forcedotcom #askforce facebook.com/forcedotcom
- 24. Force.com Dynamic Visualforce Components GA Supported in production code & managed packages Vary page content or look according to state Designed in APEX Developer’s Guide details
- 25. Thank YOU!