Gartner Research states that soon most companies will run their own Private App Stores. Join Rodco's CTO and Inventor as he explains why he choose to experiment with the Private App Store Business Strategy and how he used it to jump over the current barriers of enterprise software development heading towards business innovation. The Rodco Private App Store is Open Source and uses Twitter Bootstrap, SpineJS and NodeJS on the Frontend, with a modified Command Pattern that runs on Force.com. You'll leave with a complete understanding of the frameworks and architecture, as well as the Code and Documentation Resources to start your own Private App Store.

1. How and Why Rodco build a Private
App Store with Salesforce and
Heroku
Roberto Rodriguez Artavia, 3VOT CORPORATION, CEO
@rodriguezartav

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3. ROBERTO
rodriguez artavia
@rodriguezartav
one@3vot.com

4. Everybody’s
LARGEST
PROBLEM?
2003
2013

5. Why I built the Rodco App Store
Run your App Store with 3VOT

6. 100
companies
use the same software
are they any different from each other?

7. “People that are really serious
about
iness
bus
hardware,
should build
their own software”
Alan
Key

8. WHY
App Stores?

10. R1
Garage
Story

11. VIDEO

12. HOW
process into an App
Apps in Hours
Just HTML +
JS
Professional Lifecycle

14. Simplified App Structure
with CommonJS
Models
account.js
contact.js
Controllers
Views
Account = require(“models/account”)
Account.create( { name: “Acme” } );
Account.bind(“create”, onCreate );

15. REAL PROGRAMMING
Trigger
message
Listen
Listen
Listen
Real-Time

16. SALESFORCE - AJAX
with JQUery
Account = require(“models/account”)
Account.query {“name like”: “acme” }
Account.bind(“refresh”, onRefesh(){
html = render( Account.all() );

17. Private App Store
Menu
True Open Source
Components
JUST HTML -JS
APP

18. Inspiration
Experience
Free to Innovate
Engagement
Build Apps
Communication
Deploy in Minutes

19. Toolkit

20. THE FUTURE OF APPS
THE BEST WAY TO BUILD
APPS

21. Instantly
own an App Store
Connected Apps
https://test.salesforce.
com/packaging/installPackage.apexp?
p0=04ti0000000KZAr
Free for sandbox!!!
Find link in 3vot.com

22. App Toolkit
App Profile
App Store

23. App Toolkit
Consumes SF Data
Simplified App
Structure
Super Modular Testing
Responsive Server
Side

24. App Store
Social Network
App Store
Infographics

26. App
Toolkit
Continuous Integration
S
3
Cloudfront
Sandbox

27. R2beta
Free
Sandbox
3VOT Style
Email Support
R
2
Platform
Full Control
White Label
Full Support

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