Presentation highlighting Salesforce capability and how this can be useful for a business to adopt

1. Lightning Component
Design
Thinking in Components
barry.hughes@bluewaveg
roup.eu
@devinthecloud
Barry Hughes
Senior Developer, Blue Wave Group

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3. Blue Wave Group and Me
Based in the UK and Ireland
Salesforce Silver Cloud Alliance Partner
30 Employees
• 20 Certified Salesforce Professionals
• 11 Salesforce University Instructors
IBM Partner (since 2000)
@bluewavegroup.eu

4. Who are you?
Intended Audience
You are familiar with Salesforce Lightning Design System
Have created Lightning Components
Retrieved data for a Lightning Components via apex
Have customers that have requirements to satisfy

5. DEV601 – Programming Lightning Components
Topics included in the course
Component Basics
Surfacing Components (SF1)
Creating and Destroying Components
{!v.Body} design patterns
Application and Component Events
Inheriting from other Components
Form Validation and theming
Improvements since Spring 16
LEX, Record Home Pages & Utility Bar!
Caching Data & Applications
SLDS included in the Lightning Framework
Lightning Base Components
Comprehensive Form Validation
30% less code to complete course exercises.
Developers can deliver better Lightning functionality than they could 12 months ago

6. Forming Solutions For Customers
Most Training material available on Lightning Component
Development is very workshop-like in nature.
To Deliver Components to Customers, there are a
number of considerations
User Interface & Customer Acceptance
Component Design & Data Integration
Creating Bridges between Administrators and Customers
From a blank screen to a solution

7. User Interface Design
An excellent tool introduced at Dreamforce 16 by the SalesforceUX team
Workshop: http://sfdcworkshop.com/workshop/rapid-prototyping-with-slds
Github: https://github.com/salesforce-ux/design-system-starter-kit
Rapid Prototyping using SLDS, HTML and SASS

8. Lightning Design System Starter Kit
Rapid Prototyping using SLDS, HTML and SASS
Has replaced Balsamiq Mockups in making mock screens for our clients
Provides a near-final mock-up of the solution that is easily changed
Provides HTML and mark-up for the Components

9. Lightning Design System Starter Kit
Rapid Prototyping using SLDS, HTML and SASS
Demo
Can be deployed to Heroku (with Username and Password authentication) or customers to view,
discuss and provide feedback before development starts.
Webinar: https://youtu.be/oJm2nQz-tKM
Nunjucks: https://mozilla.github.io/nunjucks/

10. Lightning Design System Starter Kit
Rapid Prototyping using SLDS, HTML and SASS
Updated in Spring 17
Sharing json data among pages has
been added.
Any improvements to SLDS can be added
(eg) Utility Bar

11. Component Design
Factors to Consider
Structural Components
Components should be as small as possible
Sandbox a specific function
 Simplify your code!
Allows developers to separate out work
Should make testing more efficient
Re-usability is the primary reason to create a
component.
..but Cost/Benefit and Deliverability are
factors too!
Development of components (and events)
takes time (and cost)
Re-usability  where can my component be
useful?

12. Component Design
Thought Process of building out a Component Hierarchy
Structural Components

13. Component Design
Thought Process of building out a Component Hierarchy
Repeatable elements

14. Component Design
Checkbox Group code
available at
github.com/barryhughes1
- also available as a tutorial
Re-usability Use Case: The ‘All’ Checkbox

15. Developers! Build Bridges!
... Code for the overall solution
The Setup menu remains the Salesforce platform’s key feature set
Developers are required when a requirement cannot be provided via the setup menu
The answer is no longer – ‘Make a Visualforce Page’!
• Replacing entire screens.
• Maintenance costs.
• Breaks the relationship between the Administrator and the Customer.
With Lightning, a Developers Role is now to enhance the solution
and not replace it with customised code.

16. Developers! Build Bridges!

17. Best Practices Resources
Lightning Component Development
Modularizing Code in Lightning Components http://sforce.co/2qk2DiL
Advanced Lightning Apps http://sforce.co/2h6WulP
Component Performance http://sforce.co/2qashpf
Caching Data with Storable Actions: http://sforce.co/2phEqei
Toolkit for Creating and Deploying Bots: http://sforce.co/2oKimKs
Using Third-Party Libraries http://sforce.co/2m5jbJ1
Communicating with Visualforce http://sforce.co/2phEuux
Data Service & Base Components http://bit.ly/2pSv0Yn
DEV601 Programming Lightning Components http://sforce.co/2qnHo2f