Summer '16 Lightning Update for ISVs (June 30, 2016)

1. Summer ’16 Lightning Updates for ISVs
June 30, 2016
Part of a webinar series to make your App Lightning Ready

2. Cliff Armstrong
Meet Your Speakers
Rodrigo Reboucas Farhan Tahir
Hosted by the ISV Technical Team

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4. What we plan to cover today
• Partner Community Updates
• Summer ’16 Lightning Highlights
• LockerService & CLI Tool
• Lightning Roadmap
• Question & Answer

5. Partner Community
Partner Community
• Partner Alerts
• News & Events
• Ask questions
• Share best practices and insights
• Collaborate with other partners
• Webinar Replays
• Pre-Release Details
For more information see: http://p.force.com/releases

6. Recent Partner Alerts
​ Checkmarx Scan Limits
​ LockerService: Browser Security
Architecture for the Lightning Platform
​ Dreamforce 2016 Security Review
Deadline (July 24th)
​ CTI Toolkit for desktop apps will Retire
in Spring '17
​ Lightning Resources Access Check Message
Alerts for Partners available in the Partner Community
For more information see: http://p.force.com/alerts

7. Lightning: One Platform, One Experience.
Admins and developers build and customize business apps faster for any device

8. Summer ‘16 Lightning Highlights

9. Customize Home & Record Pages in Lightning Experience
** Packaged Lightning Pages cannot be activated. The packaged page must be cloned and then the clone can be activated. A fix is planned for Winter ‘17 **

10. Lightning Enhancements
Switch between Orgs Custom Lightning Home

11. IE11 not supported with Lightning Experience
• New orgs will not be able to use IE11 to access
Lightning Experience
• Users of existing orgs can continue to use IE11
until December 2017
• IE11 Users will automatically be redirected to
Salesforce Classic
• Use alternative browsers like Edge, Safari,
Chrome, Firefox
For more information see: Supported Browsers for Lightning Experience
ISVs need to support Lightning and Classic Anyway!

12. Lightning Design Tokens (GA)
• Use these in place of hard-coded values for scalable and consistent UI development
• Type of bundle, just like components
• Tokens bundle contains only one resource; a tokens collection definition.
• Packagable & Updatable

13. Inline VF Pages Now Render in New and Edit Mode
Test to ensure graceful behavior in both modes
Can be disabled by disabling in-line editing

14. Check Your Lightning Experience Readiness
Your Customers will be checking your readiness as well

15. Summer ‘16
● Visualforce for Lightning GA
● Eclipse IDE Support for Lightning Components (July)
● Phase 1 LockerService for Lightning Components
Summer ‘16 Feature Highlights

16. Lightning LockerService

17. Lightning LockerService
​ LockerService keeps 3rd party - customer and partner - authored JavaScript in a secure
container
​ Eliminate DOM scraping vulnerabilities
​ Mitigate impact of developer mistakes in components (e.g. lack of proper escaping, logic
flaws) - XSS and template injection are no longer possible!
​ Eliminate access to components’ and framework internal implementation
​ Provide versionable and licensable API infrastructure
​ JavaScript ES5 strict mode is implicitly enabled. Any libraries that your components use
must also work in strict mode
​ Eliminate use of Undocumented/”Private” Lightning Framework APIs
Browser Security Architecture for the Lightning Platform
Salesforce
Application
JavaScript
3rd Party
Authored
JavaScript
With LockerService
Salesforce
Application
JavaScript
3rd Party
Authored
JavaScript
Without LockerService
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.lightning.meta/lightning/cli_intro.htm

18. LockerService Enablement Phase 1- Summer ‘16
Type of Org
Phase 1 - Summer ‘16
LockerService
Automatically Active
No Critical Update
Managed Packages get a free pass
LockerService available via
Critical Update
Managed Packages subject to LS
when CRUC enabled
New Production Orgs X
Existing Production and DE orgs without custom Lightning
Components
X
Existing orgs with custom Lightning Components X
All New DE Orgs and Test (non Production) Orgs created via
Environment Hub
X

19. What is a CRUC anyway?
Content in Managed Packages (Namespaced) will not be subject to
LockerService unless the Critical Update has been activated
Critical Update Console

20. Locker Component Error Example
Plans to make the error
msg more descriptive by
Winter / 204
Note: Errors are not
logged to the console

21. Impact on Developers
​ “It works in my Summer ‘16 Org” does not guarantee long term LS compatibility
​ Use Locker Command Line Interface (CLI) tool for definitive evaluation of LockerService
compatibility
LockerService is being rolled-out in phases
If you haven’t tested in the CLI, then you haven’t tested your app for LS compatibility!

22. Spring ‘17Winter ‘17Summer ‘16
LockerService Phased Roll-out
LockerService Phase 1 can
be turned on/off via a Critical
Update
Enforce:
​ Restriction on access to
undocumented/private
Lightning APIs
​ Require JS Strict Mode
LockerService Phase 1
permanently enabled for all
orgs
Phase 2 Enforcement can
be enabled via Setup
LockerService Phase 2 - all
components must comply
with all LockerService
requirements, including
Content Security Policy
(CSP)

23. Lightning Locker Testing

24. Process for running the CLI Tool
Lightning CLI Desktop Tool
Download Lightning
Components
(local copy)
Scan using
Lightning CLI Tool
Fix Code
1 2 3
LockerService CLI Tool should be a standard part of your workflow
Upload and Test in
LockerService Org
4
Develop more awesome
Lightning functionality
5

25. Actions for Partners with Lightning Components
Test LC in Org with Locker enabled
● All Orgs are now running Summer ‘16
● Get an Org with User Controlled CRUC
● No special setup required - just make
sure Critical Update is enabled
● Note: CLI Tool is not required for
Summer, but will make your life easier
Scan Component using new CLI tool
● GA
● Check for Updates: “heroku update”
● Provides detailed feedback on non-
compliant JS code
● More restrictive than Production Orgs
● Continue to open up scope
● Only way to check CSP compliance
Partners need to make sure Lightning Components are Compliant

26. Roadmap
Winter ‘17 and beyond

27. Apps & Navigation

28. DESKTOP MOBILE
Header
Content - What I See
`
Global ElementsSearch
Context - How I Move
Page Actions
Utility
Content -
What I See
Header
Identity
Page Actions
Global Elements Global Elements
Context -
How I Move
Information Architecture in Winter ‘17 - Preview

29. Enhanced Navigation with App Context

30. Purpose
● The context bar is a flexible segmented container that “sets the scene” for the running application
● Defines the available scope and state
● Can mix navigation and actions
● Allows users to move within and across applications in a consistent and efficient manner
● Flexible to allow for different application types (console, legacy tabset etc)
Swap Context Current Context Navigation (optional) Actions (optional)
Information Architecture - Context Bar

31. Global Nav
And allows us to introduce the
Object Shortcut Menu
Navigate Items within an App
Swap
App
Current
App

32. Create new apps with custom color and logo

33. Inline Edit on Lists & Mass Actions
​ COMING IN WINTER ‘17
​ Act on multiple records at a
time
​ Save time by editing multiple
records from a list view

34. Developer Roadmap

35. Lightning Data Service & Standard Controller
Spend your time writing features, not controllers:
​ Full CRUD, FLS and navigation without Apex
​ Improved performance
​ Automatic error handling
​ Offline support
Leave the plumbing to us

36. Lightning Testing Service
​ Expose testing service to customers and partners
​ Component tests as part of the bundle
​ Component-level tests only, not integration or end-to-end
​ Lightning Hammer: Regression tests
Enable Lightning developers to automate their component testing

37. Lightning Instrumentation
Automated Interactions and transactions
● Which button you clicked
● At what time during your session
● In which page
● From which page
● In which order
● ClickPath
● Perf
● E2E Tracing
Think Google Analytics for your Salesforce

38. Lightning Standard Components
Component
Classification
Components
Buttons buttons, buttonGroup, buttonIcon, buttonMenu
Forms Input, textArea,
Output output
Navigation Menu, tabs
Utility label, icon, badge, card, tooltip, layout
Events Scroller, modal, notification, navigateToComponent

39. Lightning Standard Components - TextArea

40. Lightning Component Actions

41. JavaScript Button Functionality: Lightning Alternatives
JS Button Top Use Cases Lightning Alternatives
Validate fields (pre-save) ● Apex Triggers
● Quick Actions with default values and/or formulas
Prefill values based on inputs ● Quick Actions with default values and/or formulas
Redirect to a page (VF) based on input values (conditional) ● Visualforce Quick Actions
● Lightning Actions
Confirmation pop-up screens ● Lightning Actions
Mass actions on listview records ● Mass Actions
Create records w/ pre-pop values ● Quick Actions with default values and/or formulas
Features currently available
Roadmap items potentially targeted for Winter ‘17 and Spring ‘17

42. JavaScript Button Functionality: Lightning Alternatives
JS Button Top Use Cases Lightning Alternatives
Redirect to a VF page based on profile ● Lightning Component Overrides
3rd party integration ● Lightning Actions
Trigger process flows ● Flow Actions
API callouts (internal & external) ● Lightning Actions
Feedback pop up screens ● Lightning Actions
Features currently available
Roadmap items potentially targeted for Winter ‘17 and Spring ‘17

43. Lightning Roadmap
Winter ‘17
● Top Navigation & Branding & Utility Bar
● Build quick & global actions that fire Lightning Components
● Lightning Components in Communities w/ Guest User
● Standard Lightning Components
● Phase 2 LockerService for Lightning Components
● Lightning Data Service (Dev Preview)
● JS Client Side Callouts to Lightning Trusted Endpoints
Future
● Lightning Components bound by LMA
● Additional Salesforce standard Lightning Components
● Navigation Favorites & Utility Bar
● Lightning Extensions
● Developer Tools
● Buttons, links and overrides that fire Lightning Components
● Testing Service
● Lightning Container Components

44. Questions

45. Lightning Resources
● LockerService Documentation
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.lightning.meta/lightning/cli_intro.htm
● Public Lightning Roadmap
http://www.salesforce.com/campaigns/lightning/#Roadmap
● Lightning Experience Gaps
https://releasenotes.docs.salesforce.com/en-us/summer16/release-notes/rn_lex_gaps_limitations.htm
https://help.salesforce.com/apex/HTViewHelpDoc?id=lex_gaps_limitations.htm
● Summer ‘16 Release Notes (PDF)
● Summer ‘16 Release Notes (HTML)
● Summer ‘16 Preview Webinar Video

46. Lightning Support
​ “How do I...” or “This isn’t working…”
• SFDC Developer Boards (Topic “Lightning”)
​ “Why Does…” or “Can I get some more information on…”
• PC Lightning and Components
Where to go for help

47. thank y u