This document provides an overview of building Lightning components for ISVs. It begins with an introduction to Lightning components and their key features. Examples of different types of components like maps and charts are shown. The document demonstrates how to build a simple Lightning component. It also covers using components in Visualforce and the Lightning App Builder. Partner examples and resources for developing components are provided.

1. Building Lightning Components
for ISVs
​ William Yeh
​ ISV Technical Evangelist
​ wyeh@salesforce.com
​ @wwilliam89
​ In/yehwilliam
Build. Use. Repeat.

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3. ​ What are Lightning Components?
​ Examples of Lightning Components
​ Demo – making a Lightning Component
​ Partner Lightning Component Demo
​ Q&A
Agenda

4. Introducing: Salesforce Lightning
​ A New Way to Deliver Engaging Enterprise Apps
Lightning Components Lightning App Builder AppExchange for Components

5. What are Lightning Components?
​ Overview and Key Features
§ Part of the Salesforce Lightning framework
§ Are Self-contained and reusable functional units of an app
§ Reusable section of the UI
§ Rendered as HTML DOM elements in browsers
§ Exposes their Definitions
§ Attributes passing
§ Has a Encapsulated Implementation
§ Component Bundle
§ HTML,CSS & Javascript
§ Communicate with Events

6. Components are building blocks
​ For apps, pages, and fields
Whole apps Custom Tabs
In existing apps
Custom Fields
Replace existing fields
Coming soon

7. Examples of components
Dynamic
Map
Slider
Signature
Capture
Custom
List View
Calendar
Dynamic
Chart

8. ​ APEX
​ On the Server Side
​ JAVASCRIPT
​ On the Client Side
Lightning Components Architecture
​ Component Behavior

9. Where you can use Lightning Components?
§ Standalone Applications
§ Independent of SF1
§ Lightning Components for Salesforce1
§ Individually
§ In combination with others by Lightning App Builder
§ Customize Salesforce1 with Lightning Extensions (Pilot)
§ Override SF1 tabs and fields with your own component
§ Lightning Experience (Coming Soon)
​ Components Usage

10. Drag & Drop
Build with standard and
custom Lightning Components
Any Device
Design apps for every screen
from one canvas
Empower Everyone with the Lightning App Builder
​ Now Anyone Can Build Apps for Every Device

11. App Builder Demo

12. Introducing AppExchange for Components
​ The Enterprise Marketplace for Lightning Components
Build More Engaging Apps
Use the best pre-built components in your apps
Build apps easily
With pre-built Components from Salesforce
partners that work for any device
Deliver apps faster
Use Components from AppExchange with your own
custom-built Components

13. Building your first Lightning Component

14. Customizations, Visualforce, and
Lightning Components

15. Visualforce and Lightning work together
​ Visualforce will always be supported. Start planning for Lightning.
​ Use Visualforce in a
Lightning Component
​ Migrate to Visualforce to
Components
Lightning
Component
Visualforce
Visualforce as an iframe
Visualforce
Lightning
Component
Lightning Components will have the
same functionality as Visualforce
Coming soon
2. 3.
Lightning
Component
Visualforce
“Lightning for Visualforce”
Winter ‘16
1.
​ Use Lightning
Components in Visualforce

16. How to get started today?
​ Use Visualforce, planning to componentize later
Visualforce Component
Visualforce Component
<apex:page>
</apex:page>
<aura:application>
</aura:application>
Lightning Component
Lightning Component
Lightning Component
Lightning AppVisualforce
Componentize key elements over time
Run components in Visualforce
When fully componentized, convert
to a Lightning App

17. Partner Demo
Lightning Component
Marc Friedman
CEO @ Cadalys
Marc.friedman@cadalys.com
@Cadalys

18. Next Steps
§ Get out & Build a Lightning Component
§ Start thinking what use cases you could include in your solution
§ Add them to your Roadmap
§ Check out the next session - ISV Tech Talk: Distributing Lightning Components
by my teammate Cliff Armstrong
§ Tips: Security Review, Distribution, and build your listing
§ Talk to your TEs if you’d like to learn more about any upcoming pilots

19. Useful Resources
AppExchange For Components appexchange.salesforce.com/components
​ Lightning Components Success Community
​ Lightning App Builder Trailhead
​ Lightning Components Trailhead
​ Quick Start, Cheat Sheet & Developer Guide in the Dev Zone

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• Partner Program Details
• Communications
• Training
• Leads, Opportunities, & Projects
• AppExchange Publishing
• Webinars & Recordings
• Office Hours
• Sales & Marketing Resources
• Technical Support

22. Looking for the Partner Session Replays and Slides?
​ See the Partner Community Calendar – September 15-18, 2015
http://p.force.com/calendar

23. New ISV Module on Trailhead
​ Earn your badge!
https://trailhead.salesforce.com/module/isvforce_basics

24. Get into the Zone: The Partner Zone!
:: Partner Community Theater
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25. Q&A
Marc Friedman
@Cadalys
William Yeh
@wwilliam89
http://appexchange.salesforce.com/components

26. Thank you