Lightning Components and Visualforce: Your Questions Answered
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The document discusses the future of UI platform development, focusing on Lightning components and Visualforce, while outlining potential risks and uncertainties related to Salesforce's forward-looking statements. It compares the benefits and challenges of Visualforce and Lightning components, highlighting their different approaches to UI generation and interactivity. The presentation also emphasizes the importance of strategic decision-making for customers based on currently available features.
Lightning Components and Visualforce: Your Questions Answered
- 1. Lightning Components and Visualforce: The Future of UI Platform Development Farhan Tahir Director Product Management, App Cloud ftahir@salesforce.com @tahir_farhan
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- 3. - Core Messaging - Visualforce - Lightning Components - Which one to use? - Visualforce Roadmap - Restyling with SLDS Agenda
- 4. - Changes in UI landscape - Page Centric vs. App Centric Models - Indefinite Visualforce Support Core Messaging
- 5. - UI Generation: Server-side - Database/Business Logic: Apex Standard or custom controller - Pros: Proven model Easy to implement Built-in metadata integration - Caveats: Limited interactivity Higher latency Visualforce
- 6. - UI Generation: Client-side - Database/Business Logic: Remote Objects or JavaScript Remoting - Pros: Highly interactive and immersive user experience - Caveats: More Complex No built-in metadata integration Lack of integrated developer experience Visualforce as a JavaScript Application Container
- 7. - UI Generation: Client-side in JavaScript - Database/Business Logic: Apex Controller - Pros: Highly interactive UI strategy aligned - built on Lightning platform Built on metadata from the ground up Integrated development environment - Caveats: Higher learning curve New solution, features in development Lightning Components
- 8. - Salesforce1 Mobile App Development - Page Centric vs. App Centric Development - Partner Communities and Public Websites - ISVs, SI Partners - Admins, Developers Visualforce and Lightning Components Trailheads Which one to use?
- 9. Demo: SLDS + Visualforce Tyler Clark Senior Member of Technical Staff tyler.clark@salesforce.com @tylerclark
- 10. Thank you