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Learning Force.com Application Development

By : Madusanka

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Learning Force.com Application Development

4.3 (4)

By: Madusanka

Overview of this book

If you are a developer who wants to learn how to develop and deploy applications from the Salesforce.com platform, then this book is for you. No prior knowledge of Salesforce is necessary.

Preface

Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

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1. Getting Started with Force.com

1. Getting Started with Force.com

Introduction to the Force.com platform

Designing and developing applications on the Force.com platform

Identifying building blocks of the Force.com platform

The sample application

Summary

2. Building the Data Model

2. Building the Data Model

Creating objects

Creating custom fields

Summary

3. Building the User Interface

3. Building the User Interface

Creating a Force.com custom application

Creating custom tabs

Customizing page layouts

An overview of Visualforce

Summary

4. Designing Apps for Multiple Users and Protecting Data

4. Designing Apps for Multiple Users and Protecting Data

Design considerations

An overview of Force.com licenses

The security framework of the Force.com platform

Summary

5. Implementing Business Processes

5. Implementing Business Processes

Preserving data quality with validation rules

Automating the business process using workflows

Automating the business process using approval processes

Summary

6. Data Management on the Force.com Platform

6. Data Management on the Force.com Platform

Data management operations

Force.com record IDs

Data management tools

Summary

7. Custom Coding with Apex

7. Custom Coding with Apex

Introducing Apex

Working with Apex

Writing Apex code – object-oriented programming in Apex

Triggers

Force.com platform query languages

Data manipulation on the Force.com platform

Summary

8. Building Custom Pages with Visualforce

8. Building Custom Pages with Visualforce

Introducing Visualforce

The concepts of Visualforce

The order of execution of a Visualforce page

Visualforce custom components

Advantages of Visualforce

Summary

9. Analytics as a Service with the Force.com Platform

9. Analytics as a Service with the Force.com Platform

Reports

Custom report types

Dashboards

Reporting snapshot

Summary

10. E-mail Services with the Force.com Platform

10. E-mail Services with the Force.com Platform

Handling inbound e-mails

Sending e-mails

Visualforce e-mail templates

Summary

11. Building Public Websites with Force.com Sites

11. Building Public Websites with Force.com Sites

Force.com sites

Creating and customizing your first Force.com site

Best practices on Force.com sites

Summary

12. Deploying the Force.com Application

12. Deploying the Force.com Application

Application development methodology and architecture

Migrating configuration changes

Sandboxes

Packages

Simple deployment with the Force.com IDE

Distributing Force.com applications onto AppExchange

Summary

A. Force.com Tools

A. Force.com Tools

Development tools

Data tools

Cloud integration tools

Language integration libraries

Salesforce platform mobile services

Summary

Index

Index

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Distributing Force.com applications onto AppExchange

You have learned to build different kinds of applications and have also learned to build packages to distribute them. We can distribute the applications privately to specific users as well as list it publicly on AppExchange. Commercial and free applications (both managed and unmanaged packages) are listed on the AppExchange. In this section, we will discuss a high-level overview of distributing a Force.com application onto AppExchange. The AppExchange framework provides the following features, which add additional functionality rather than distributing applications:

Listing: The things that appear in AppExchange, including marketing aspects are considered as the particular application's listing. Any customer can study your application by reviewing the whitepapers, watching the demo, and test driving. A good application listing will convince the customer to click on the Get it Now button for installing the application.
Test Drives: Test drives...

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