The Salesforce Summer '14 Release includes significant updates such as an improved multi-user calendar, new guest user access features for public Chatter groups, and customizable price book entries. It introduces enhancements in reporting, deployment procedures, and increased limits on various fields and attachments. Additionally, Salesforce1 offers expanded access to new objects and enhanced offline functionalities.

1. Salesforce.com
Summer '14 release
Paris Salesforce Developer Group
16/09/2014
Fabien Taillon
@FabienTaillon

2. Multi-User Calendar
 Security is Improved in the Multi-User Calendar View
 Subject and Event details aren’t display anymore

3. Chatter
 Dismiss Group Announcements

4. Chatter
 Guest User Access to Public Chatter Groups Without
Logging In (needs Visualforce)
 Chatter Questions (beta) : directly in the Feed, tag as
Best Answer, link to Knowledge Article…

5. Salesforce Files
 Store, Sync, and Share with Salesforce Files Sync
 Sync across devices
 Sync folders !

6. Deployments
 Match Production Licenses to Sandbox without a
Refresh
 Change Sets Included in the Deployment Status Page

7. Access Rights
 Chatter access per profile
 More Specific Permissions for Managing Users

8. Reporting
 Report type between User and Activity
 Process Instance Report Type
 File and Content Report Type
 Mass delete Reports

9. Price Book entries
 Price Book entries now customizable
 Fields (including lookups and External Ids)
 Validation Rules
 Page Layouts

10. Opportunity Split
 Opportunity Split now customizable
 Fields (including lookups and External Ids)
 Validation Rules
 Page Layouts
 Triggers
 Split on custom Currency fields

11. Misc.
 Visualforce page home page component, enhanced
interface for HTML (for administrator)
 Activity Date / DateTime fields available in formula
 Extended Setup Search results
 Still needs to be activated
 Now search in Custom Objects and Fields
 Publisher Action in Salesforce for Outlook side panel
 Create Accounts, Contacts, Leads, Opportunities and
custom object records from here

12. Queries
 Explain Plan for Queries
 Needs to be activated under Help/Preferences/Enable
Query Plan
 Use the « Query Plan » button
 Easier to optimize queries in conjuction with the Query &
Search Optimization Cheat Sheet
 http://help.salesforce.com/help/pdfs/en/salesforce_query_se
arch_optimization_developer_cheatsheet.pdf

13. Limits increased
 Increased Maximum Number of Relationship Fields
 The maximum number of Relationship Fields per object
has been increased, from 25 fields to 40 fields.
 Attachment size from 5mb to 25mb
 Long Text Area : from 32,768 characters to 131 072
characters
 3 to 7 external IDs on objects

14. Salesforce1
 Access to new objects
 Campaign Members,
 Knowledge Articles
 Access up to 200 List Views for an object
 Display Report from Dashboard
 Import Event & Contact from device to Salesforce1
 Salesforce Events as a tab (not in Today view)
 Offline
 Read only
 Recently viewed records

15. Pilots
 Duplicate detection on creation
 Unlisted groups : like private groups but group name is
not even listed
 Ability to create custom lookup fields on the activity
object
 Bundled Chatter Posts (for Change Tracking)
 Add Action Links to Posts (Pilot)
 Generate Order from Opportunity with Products

16. Fier d’être développeur
Mardi 7 octobre à 18h15 à l’école 42
Programme :
 18h15 : Accueil
 18h30-19h15 : Table ronde sur l’évolution du métier de
développeur, à l’heure du cloud, animée par Jean
Rognetta
 19h15-20h : Session d’actualité technologique avec
une démonstration alliant différentes technologies
 20h-20h30 : Les dernières actualités sur l’enseignement
du code à l’école
 20h30 : Cocktail party
http://www.fierdetredeveloppeur.org

17. Usefull links
Meetup Paris Salesforce Developer Group
 http://www.meetup.com/Paris-Salesforce-Developer-User-Group
Twitter Paris Salesforce Developer Group
 https://twitter.com/parisdug
Introducing Paris DUG’s Slideshare
 http://slideshare.net/parissalesforcedevelopergroup
Proposition de talk au Paris Salesforce Developer Group
 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/12l7IDxzj18WqYjHvAO4eRrQgZdGlyiqML
oj1xCD-nAs/viewform