Introduction to Enterprise-Release Engineering on the Salesforce Platform

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Managing multiple release schedules, workstreams, and code versions is a critical task to ensure your salesforce.com organization maintains security, integrity, and the ability to stay flexible. Join us to learn how to set up a governing team, how to size up what goes into a release, and how to use Github, Jenkins, and the ant deployment tools. You'll leave ready to develop your own release strategy for managing enterprise-level deployments and improvements.

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Introduction to Enterprise-Release
Engineering
On the Salesforce Platform
KC Shafer, Bluewolf, Senior Developer
@sfdcasey

Are You Treating Your Force.com Apps Fairly?
Enterprise applications deserve a robust release management solution

What Should You Do for Your Force.com Apps?
▪ What makes up a robust release process?
▪ Release considerations
▪ Why is this important?

FYI: Demo Dependencies
▪ Demo includes:
- Homebrew
- GitFlow
- Jenkins

▪ BONUS: It’s all free!

Migration Tool
▪ What is a migration tool?
▪ What are the options?
• Change Sets
• Force.com Migration Tool
• API

▪ Change Sets vs. External Tool

Force.com Migration Tool Demo
▪ Setup
▪ Basic use
▪ Retrieve org metadata

Source Control
▪ What is source control?
▪ What are the options?
• Git
• SVN (Apache Subversion)
• Mercurial

Git Demo
▪ GitHub
▪ Create a repository
▪ Initial Commit

Team Development
▪ Setting up a team development environment
• Sandbox flow
• External development environment
• GitFlow

▪ External Development Tools
• Copy/Paste
• Eclipse IDE
• Text Editor + ANT/API build scripts

Team Development demo
▪ GitFlow feature branch
▪ New Visualforce Page
▪ Commit & Pull Request

Continuous Integration (CI)
▪ What is continuous integration?
▪ Continuous integration vs. Manual builds
▪ CI considerations
▪ Options
• Jenkins
• Hudson
• Bamboo (Not Free)

Release Demo
▪ GitFlow release branch
▪ Setting up Jenkins
▪ Build on!

Team Development Tools
▪ Team development tool locations
• Mavens Mate - https://github.com/joeferraro/Mavens Mate - https://github.com/
joeferraro/MavensMate
• AbuseTheForce - https://github.com/ViViDboarder/abuse-the-AbuseTheForce https://github.com/ViViDboarder/abuse-the-force
• TextMate - httpsTextMate - https://github.com/superfell/TextMate - https://
github.com/superfell/ApexMate
• SublimeForce - https://SublimeForce - https://github.comSublimeForce -

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Introduction to Enterprise-Release Engineering on the Salesforce Platform

1. Introduction to Enterprise-Release Engineering On the Salesforce Platform KC Shafer, Bluewolf, Senior Developer @sfdcasey

2. Are You Treating Your Force.com Apps Fairly? Enterprise applications deserve a robust release management solution

3. What Should You Do for Your Force.com Apps? ▪ What makes up a robust release process? ▪ Release considerations ▪ Why is this important?

4. FYI: Demo Dependencies ▪ Demo includes: - Homebrew - GitFlow - Jenkins ▪ BONUS: It’s all free!

5. Release Management Tools

6. Migration Tool ▪ What is a migration tool? ▪ What are the options? • Change Sets • Force.com Migration Tool • API ▪ Change Sets vs. External Tool

7. Force.com Migration Tool Demo ▪ Setup ▪ Basic use ▪ Retrieve org metadata

8. Source Control ▪ What is source control? ▪ What are the options? • Git • SVN (Apache Subversion) • Mercurial

9. Git Demo ▪ GitHub ▪ Create a repository ▪ Initial Commit

10. Team Development ▪ Setting up a team development environment • Sandbox flow • External development environment • GitFlow ▪ External Development Tools • Copy/Paste • Eclipse IDE • Text Editor + ANT/API build scripts

11. Team Development demo ▪ GitFlow feature branch ▪ New Visualforce Page ▪ Commit & Pull Request

12. Continuous Integration (CI) ▪ What is continuous integration? ▪ Continuous integration vs. Manual builds ▪ CI considerations ▪ Options • Jenkins • Hudson • Bamboo (Not Free)

13. Release Demo ▪ GitFlow release branch ▪ Setting up Jenkins ▪ Build on!

14. KC Shafer Senior Developer, @sfdcasey

15. Team Development Tools ▪ Team development tool locations • Mavens Mate - https://github.com/joeferraro/Mavens Mate - https://github.com/ joeferraro/MavensMate • AbuseTheForce - https://github.com/ViViDboarder/abuse-the-AbuseTheForce https://github.com/ViViDboarder/abuse-the-force • TextMate - httpsTextMate - https://github.com/superfell/TextMate - https:// github.com/superfell/ApexMate • SublimeForce - https://SublimeForce - https://github.comSublimeForce -

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