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This document discusses building mobile apps on the Salesforce1 platform. It provides a safe harbor statement and then discusses connecting everything through building innovative customer apps and automating processes with employee apps. It demonstrates the Salesforce1 platform and mobile SDK, highlighting interaction methods, look and feel options, frameworks, and capabilities like push notifications and offline sync. It positions building custom mobile apps or using the Salesforce1 app to fill gaps in a company's mobile app portfolio.

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Les applications web mobile sur Salesforce1 Peter Chittum @pchittum github.com/pchittum @SalesforceDevs #askforce
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Build Amazing Apps. Connect Everything Connect Everything Automate Processes with Employee Apps Build Innovative Customer Apps 1 2 3
The Equation Has Not Changed Code Point-and-Click
Salesforce1 Demo
Lessons •Adopt a Framework (or a few) •Learn the Client Side
Interaction with the Platform • Standard Controller • Apex Controller with Class Method • Remote Object • Apex Controller with Static Remote Method • REST API (forcetk)
Look and Feel • Bootstrap –getbootstrap.com • Ratchet –goratchet.com • Ionic –ionicframework.com • Salesforce1 Foundation Bootstrap –https://github.com/SalesforceFoundation/bootstrap-sf1 • onestarter –github.com/joshbirk/onestarter
Javascript Frameworks and Libraries • jQuery • AngularJS • Backbone • EmberJS
Your Mobile App Portfolio Today Salesforce Platform Content CompensationCollaborationDashboards Face-to-face Selling Customer AppLog a Call
Log a Call Your Mobile App Portfolio with Salesforce1 Face-to-face Selling Customer AppContent CompensationCollaborationDashboards
Custom Mobile Apps with Mobile SDK Support for iOS, Android and HTML5 SmartSync for online/offline Securely Access Salesforce1 APIs with Native Wrappers Identity Management Push Notifications
Developers: Use APIs To Build Any App Digital Sales Aid Class Scheduling Event Collaboration Customer Orders
Developer Packs Native HTML5 UI Libraries Data Management Identity Hybrid Secure Storage OAuth2 Client Library SmartStore Provided by OS SmartSync Provided by OS Building apps with Mobile SDK Salesforce1 Platform API WrappersNetworking
Two Great Options for Filling the App Gap Employee-facing app Customer-facing apps Salesforce1 App Custom Apps All built on the Salesforce1 Platform
S1 Tour Paris Developpeurs