Modern Development with Salesforce DX
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This document provides an overview of modern development with Salesforce DX. It discusses using source control and metadata with scratch orgs and the Salesforce CLI for source-driven development. Visual Studio Code is highlighted as an IDE for Salesforce development with features like the Salesforce extension pack. The document contrasts traditional org-based development with the new paradigm of package development where changes are tracked relative to package versions. It demonstrates these concepts with a live demo and encourages attendees to learn more on Trailhead.
Modern Development with Salesforce DX
- 1. Modern Development with Salesforce DX November 30, 2018 | 11:00 a.m. IST Satya Sekhar Trailhead Developer Salesforce Shashank Srivatsavaya Developer Relations, Senior Manager Salesforce
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- 3. Agenda âą Source Driven Development with version control and metadata âą Build with Salesforce DX using scratch orgs and CLI âą Developer Productivity with VS Code âą Modular development with reimagined packaging
- 4. Typical App Lifecycle Conflicts between environments Overlap between environments No one source of truth Inconsistent deployments
- 5. Principles of Modern Software Delivery Building a world-class software factory Environments are easily created and disposable Metadata and code is modular Development is based on open standards and extensibilityEverything is driven from source code Development is organized around team collaboration Processes and tools facilitate continuous delivery Flexible packaging supports agile distribution model
- 6. Improve the Developer Experience Across Application Lifecycle Management Plan Code BuildTest Release Packaging to streamline delivery to prod Sandboxes for performance testing, UAT, staging Continuous integration with test automation CLI for integration with 3rd party editors Continuous Delivery/ build automation VCS as the source of truth IDEs, Text Editors, Language Services Scratch orgs for devs, built off of source
- 7. Transform Salesforce Development with Salesforce DX DevHub and Scratch Orgs IDEs Enhanced Salesforce CLI Source Driven Development Sandboxes Reimagined Packaging ` CD and CI
- 8. Why Visual Studio Code? Free Open source Runs everywhere Salesforce Extension Pack Commands â Editing â Debugging Integrated terminal Inbuilt GIT features Installable Extn Plugins
- 9. Development: Without Salesforce DX Code Develop+ Unit Tests Build Integration + QA Test Staging + UAT Release Training + Deploy Org based development: Changes are tracked and promoted on per-org basis UI based change sets
- 10. Code Develop+ Unit Tests Build Integration + QA Test Staging + UAT Release Training + Deploy Development: With Salesforce DX Org based development: Changes are tracked and promoted on per-org basis UI based change sets source:deploy | source:retrieve source:push | source:pull (source tracking) Package development: Changes are tracked in source relative to package version package:create | package:install
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