This slide deck shows the similarities and differences of Salesforce and IBM Domino development as a foundation for integrative development.

1. Salesforce and IBM® Domino®
development
- same same, but different
DNUG | Hamburg | June 1st 2016

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3. Agenda
• Why this session?
• What is Salesforce?
• Salesforceand IBM Domino – similarities and differences
• Integration scenario

4. Speakers – René Winkelmeyer
• Developer Evangelist with Salesforce
• 16+ years background on IBM
Collaboration Solutions development
• Nice guy
@muenzpraeger
https://blog.winkelmeyer.com
https://github.com/muenzpraeger

5. Speakers – Paul Mooney
• Senior Architect, Bluewave Technology
• Did a lot of Domino Admin stuff
– For 15 years or so
• Certified Salesforce
– Administrator
– Advanced Administrator
– Developer (Yes– I know… mental)
– Service Cloud Consultant
– SalesCloud Consultant
– Instructor
• Spoke at a lot of things over the years
– Mostlysober

6. Why this session?

7. Integration is key –
in any technology

8. IBM Connections Cloud & Salesforce @ Connect
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIJAqdQAbag&start=1490

9. Bluewolf aquisition
Source: https://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/49434.wss

10. What is Salesforce?

11. 2013 • 2014
2015 • 2016
2008 • 2009 • 2010
2011 • 2012 • 2013
2014 • 2015 • 2016
2011 • 2012
2013 • 2014
2015
Most
innovative
companies in
the world
20K
FY16 Employees
Salesforce: 4th Largest Enterprise Software Company in
the World This Year
4th largest software company based on analyst
consensus revenue for FY2017. Salesforce fiscal
2017 guidance provided November 18, 2015:
"revenue for the company's full fiscal year
2017 is projected to be approximately $8.0B to
$8.1B.”
$1.92B
FY17Q1 annual revenue

12. All these clouds…

14. Data
Analytics
Collaboration
AppExchange
Community
Mobile
Journeys
IoT
L I G H T N I N G
Trusted
Multitenant
Cloud
Applications &
Development
Platform
Platform
Services
Sales Service Marketing IndustriesApps
Customer Success
User & Developer
Community
Partner Ecosystem
Cloud Services
A Complete Platform for Customer Success
Exp erien c e • Platform • Ec osystem

15. Salesforce and IBM Domino –
similarities and differences

16. To be clear
• Salesforceis not a mail server
– It does fully integratewith any enterprise mail system
• An administrator is not an administrator
– There are no servers – administrators on top of
managing/integratingtend to declaratively (click) develop

17. • Users (user accounts)
• Groups (to group users)
• Profiles (control functions)
• Permission Sets
– (granular control of functions)
User Management
• Users (user account)
• Groups (to group users)
• Policies (control functions)

18. • Authentication Level / License
• Organization Level
• Profile Level
• Record Level
• Field Level
Security Levels
• Authentication Level
• Server Level
• DatabaseLevel
• Record Level
• Field Level

19. • Apps/Objects
• Relational
• Fields
• Layouts/RecordTypes
• Views
• VisualForce/Lightning Pages
Databases and declarative design
• Databases
• NoSQL based tables
• Fields
• Forms
• Views
• XPages

20. More on objects and fields
• Standard objects – fully functional pre built tables
– Can be completely customized/altered as needed
– You ALWAYS alter them
– You cannot delete them, but do not have to use them
• Standard fields – built for you in standard objects
– Can be altered to a point
– You cannot delete them, but you can hide them
• Custom objects – create your own tables / apps
• Custom fields – create your own fields

21. Salesforce User Interface

22. Salesforce Development Components

23. • Field types
• Validation rules
• Formulas
• Conditional rules
• Process builder / Triggers
• Approval processes
Fields
• Field types
• Validation rules
• Formulas
• Conditional rules
• Agents

24. • Date/Time
• Email
• Geolocation
• Number
• Percent
• Phone
• Picklist
• Multi value Picklist
Types of fields in Salesforce
• Auto Number
• Formula
• Roll Up
• Lookup
• Master Detail
• External Lookup
• Checkbox
• Currency
• Date
• Text Area
• Text Area (long)
• Text Area (rich)
• Encrypted
• URL

25. Formula fields

26. Agents are process builder

27. Internal Release methodology

28. • Poor design possible
• Poor release management
• Too many rights (changing stuff
in production)
Similar problems that can be solved
• Poor design possible
• Poor release management
• Too many rights (changing stuff
in production)

30. Salesforce Development Consists of 2 Types
• Declarative(Point-And-Click -> Low Code Development)
– Simple
– Fast
– Easy
– Upgrades don't break your apps
– Does not require programming skills
• Programmatic (Apex / Visualforce / Lightning / API)
– Finer control
– Flexibility
– You can expand capabilities to match user demands

31. The 5 Golden Rules of Salesforce Development
1)We care about the platform.
2)We care about the platform.
3)We care about the platform.
4)We care about the platform.
5)We care about the platform.

32. Keeping up to date
“All certified professionals are required to maintain their
certification by taking a maintenance exam every release
cycle.”
“Release cycles are about four months in length”
“If you do not pass the release exam by its deadline, all
credentials maintained by that exam will expire, or in some
cases become suspended. “
https://help.salesforce.com/HTViewSolution?id=000186547

33. Integration scenario

34. Integration scenario
REST
XPages
(OnPrem / Bluemix)
Authentication

35. Integrations demo

36. Questions?

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