The document discusses Salesforce's Lightning App Builder, a tool designed to help organizations quickly create custom mobile applications using a drag-and-drop interface. It highlights the challenges in mobile app development due to complexity and limited resources, and emphasizes how Lightning enables faster application creation across various devices. The presentation includes details on the capabilities of Lightning components, design aspects, and a roadmap for future developments.

1. Build Apps Visually with
Lightning App Builder
March 18, 2015

2. Peter Chittum
Developer Evangelist
@pchittum
Eric Jacobson
Sr. Director, Product Management

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4. Agenda
 Welcome & Kick-off
 Salesforce1 Lightning Overview
 Lightning App Builder In Depth
 Q & A

5. Lightning
Overview

6. Organizations Struggle To Build Custom Mobile Apps
Mobile
apps are
critical
Mobile
apps
deployed
App Gap
Less than ½
have deployed
apps
Complexity of form factors
Limited number of developers
Multiple operating systems
Multiple platforms

7. Traditional app development is slow
Custom
development
Connect to
Data Sources
Code Business
Processes
Build
App
user iteration
user iteration
Developers can not keep up with Business needs

8. Salesforce1 Lightning: The Fastest Way To Build Apps
New release of the Salesforce1 Platform

9. Lightning App Builder
Drag & Drop
Build with standard, custom &
partner Lightning Components
Any Device
Design apps for every screen
from one canvas
Now anyone can build apps faster

10. What can I build?
 Single Page Applications
– Drill down to existing standard pages
– Expose Global Actions for more interactivity
 Dashboard-style Applications
Sales Leaderboard
 “Point” Applications to solve a particular task
Upload expense receipt

11. Apps in Salesforce1 Mobile

12. What’s in an App?
Lightning
PageLightning
Components
Global Actions

13. Responsive Design
 Single Lightning Page for
multiple devices
 Templates define layout
behavior by rearranging
regions
 Spring ‘15 supports
Phone and Tablet

14. Components are the
“building blocks” of
an application

15. Standard Components
Built by Salesforce
Custom charts Data entry tools Custom data layout Dynamic maps
Left nav Publisher bar Feed items
Tasks
Sliders Multi-view charts
Pass/Fail
Custom Components
Built by customer developers
AppExchange Components
Built by Partners
Lightning Components

16. Standard Components for App Builder
 Filter List
 Recent Items
 Report Chart
 Rich Text
 Visualforce Page
 More components to be added over time

17. Demo: Lightning
App Builder

18. A Sneak Peek

19.  Desktop support
 Integrated Component Exchange
 Pages for Record Viewing/Edit
 Multiple Page Applications
 Branding and Visual customization
App Builder Roadmap

20. #lightningdevweek

21. Next Steps

22. http://developer.salesforce.com/calendar
• Lightning App Builder
• Lightning Component Framework
• Lightning Process Builder
• Lightning Connect
Lightning Deep Dive Webinars

23. Try out the App Builder Developer Beta!
http://bit.ly/lightning-org
Use this link to create a new Spring ‘15 Developer
Edition (DE) org with App Builder enabled
For Production orgs, ask your AE to nominate you
for the Pilot program.

24. Questions?
Success Community Chatter Groups
▪ Official: Lightning App Builder

25. Pave Your Own Trail
http://developer.salesforce.com/trailhead

26. Thank You