Roadmap Lightning Updates (November 3, 2016)
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This document discusses getting apps ready for the Salesforce Lightning Experience. It announces a goal of getting all apps lightning ready by February 2017. It defines what it means for an app to be lightning ready, noting the single requirement is that 100% of end-user use cases must work in Lightning Experience. Resources are provided for getting started on becoming lightning ready, including re-styling the app or building it with Lightning Components. A lightning product roadmap is also presented, outlining features coming in Winter and Spring 2017 releases like customizing record home pages, kanban views on all objects, and improved developer tools.
Roadmap Lightning Updates (November 3, 2016)
- 1. Lightning Ready App Innovation Partners Cliff Armstrong
- 2. In the Partner Keynote A goal was announced
- 3. Get All Apps Lightning Ready
- 4. Get All Apps Lightning Ready
- 5. Lightning Ready Means... Being Lightning Ready means you are committing to your customers that your app works as designed in the Lightning Experience. It also means you’ve met the requirements for receiving the Lightning Ready designation documented here https://goo.gl/j3sfRf
- 6. Lightning Ready Requirements There’s only one 100% of your End-User Use Cases must work as expected in Lightning Experience It’s not necessary to re-style your app or use Lightning Components For complete details visit https://goo.gl/j3sfRf
- 7. We are here Where are we on the Lightning trail? Get Lightning Ready Re-Style your app to use Salesforce Lightning Design System (SLDS) Re-imagine your app with Lightning Components
- 8. Get All Apps Lightning Ready
- 9. New Apps All new apps that enter into an agreement on or after March 1, 2017 must be Lightning Ready. Standards for customer success New Requirement!
- 10. Existing Apps Goal: All existing apps are Lightning Ready by February 2017 Standards for customer success
- 12. Or work with a PDO
- 13. Why is it important for apps to be Lightning Ready? Orgs Running Classic Exclusively Orgs with Active Lightning Experience Users Orgs installing new apps
- 14. Go Faster with Lightning 90,000 Customer Using Lightning 500+ new Lightning features
- 15. Lightning Ready Resources Start Here http://p.force.com/LightningReady Lightning Ready Partner Community Chatter Group http://tiny.cc/LRGroup Have a blocker? For example, lack of Sales Console support. Let us know via this form: http://tiny.cc/LRBlockers Lightning Ready Webinar - December 8, 2016 http://tiny.cc/LRWebinar
- 17. Ryan Ellis VP, Product Management rellis@salesforce.com @ryan_p_ellis Lightning Roadmap
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- 19. The future user experience of Salesforce is ready for you now! Experience • Builder • Ecosystem
- 20. Winter ‘17 is our 4th Release & Spring ‘17 is coming soon! 500+ Lightning features delivered October 2015 Lightning Launch! February 2016 Custom Nav Person Accounts Campaigns June 2016 AppBuilder Customization October 2016 New Navigation Branding Quotes February 2017 Console Forecasting
- 21. Customize Record Home Winter ‘17: Pages per App Spring ‘17: Pages per profile and record type
- 22. Lightning Actions Winter ‘17: Lightning Quick Actions Spring ‘17: Lightning Global Actions
- 23. Kanban View on All Objects Winter ‘17: Kanban for Leads, Campaigns, and Contracts Spring ‘17: Kanban on any object
- 24. Path on All Objects Spring ‘17: Custom Objects Summer ’17: Standard Objects
- 25. Visualforce in Lightning Experience Spring ‘17: Access Lightning Design System directly within Visualforce
- 26. Base Lightning Components Winter ‘17: Simple forms Navigation and utilities Spring ‘17: Rich forms Simple lists
- 27. Lightning Data Service Winter ‘17: View and access records No APEX or SOQL Offline capabilities Spring ‘17: Multi record support Full CRUD for a single record
- 28. Improved Developer Experience Spring ‘17: Improved debugging Secure access to external end points Public access via Sites
- 29. Lightning API – Preview in Spring ‘17 API for building UI on top of Salesforce data & metadata Powers Lightning Experience and Salesforce1 Mobile via Lightning Data Service Build your own mobile or web app on top of the Lightning API
- 30. Lightning Component Builder – Pilot in Spring ‘17 Guided experience Template-driven creation Create, style, update components Component library Integrated reference documentation Learn about components
- 31. Lightning Container Components – Preview in Spring ‘17 Use the JavaScript framework of your choice Looks and feels just like Lightning components to Admins and End Users
- 32. Assess your org for Lightning Experience readiness Determine which users are ready to migrate Know how to proceed with Lightning migration Available Now! Lightning Experience Readiness Check Supercharge your org today! http://sfdc.co/LightningCheck
- 33. Thank Y u
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- 35. Thank Y u