Lightning Components are the future of application development on the Salesforce platform. The presentation provided an overview of Lightning Components and demos of building a multi-view mobile app with Lightning Components using tools like ltng:require, force:navigateToComponent, and the Lightning REST API. It also previewed the Lightning roadmap and encouraged attendees to try out the new Lightning App Builder and Lightning Developer Trailhead modules.

1. Lightning Components
March 26, 2015

2. Raja Rao DV
Developer Evangelist
@rajaraodv
Skip Sauls
Director, Product Management

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4. Agenda
 High level overview of Lightning Components
 Demo: Sublime Text - Lightning Plugin
 Demo: Building A Multi-View S1 Mobile App
– Properly loading Bootstrap, JS and 3rd party libs.
• Using ltng:require
• Using namespacer (tool for namespacing CSS)
– Using force:navigateToComponent for navigating b/w views
 Demo: Lightning REST service (preview)
 Lightning Roadmap
 Q & A

5. Lightning Components
Overview

6. Connect
Process
Builder
App
Builder
Component
Framework

7. Component Frameworks Are The Future
All leading platform companies are investing in component frameworks
Google
Polymer
Facebook
React
Salesforce
Lightning
Twitter
Flight
Mozilla
Brick

8. What can I build?
1. Components that run in stand alone Desktop applications.
2. Components that run in S1 Mobile app.
3. Components that can replace S1 Mobile app components
(via Lightning Extension)

9. Salesforce1 Mobile – Built using Lightning Components

10. Lightning App Builder – Built Using LC

11. Lightning Process Builder - Built using LC

12. Developing LC from Sublime
Text Editor

13. Lightning Sublime Plugin
Sublime Text - Lightning Plugin
INSTALL: https://github.com/dcarroll/sublime-lightning
Once you install the plugin,
Start using it by right-clicking
on a folder.
1. Login to Salesforce
2. Fetch Lightning

14. Building Multi-View S1 App

15. ltng:require Package: http://bit.ly/multiViewExpenseApp
// myComponent.cmp
<ltng:require
styles=’/resource/core,/resource/bootstrap.css’
scripts=‘/resource/js1,/resource/js2’
afterScriptsLoaded="{!c.allJSLoaded}"
/>
// mJSController.js
allJSLoaded: function(component, event, helper) {
//Wait for all JS to load and do something here.
}
Multiple CSS files
separated by comma
Multiple JS files
separated by comma

16. CSS Namespacer

17. force:navigateToComponent (S1 Only)

18. Lightning REST Service
(Preview)

19. Lightning Roadmap
(Preview)

20. Questions?

21. #lightningdevweek

22. Next Steps

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

24. 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.
Try out the App Builder Developer Beta!
http://bit.ly/lightning-org

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

26. Thank You

27. Raja Rao DV
Developer Evangelist
@rajaraodv
Skip Sauls
Sr. Director, Product Management