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Developing Hybrid Apps with the Salesforce Mobile SDK Sandeep Bhanot, Salesforce.com, Senior Developer Evangelist @cloudysan

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Page 1: Developing Hybrid Apps with the Salesforce Mobile SDK

Developing Hybrid Apps with the

Salesforce Mobile SDK

Sandeep Bhanot, Salesforce.com, Senior Developer Evangelist

@cloudysan

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We’re Living in the Post-PC Era

iPhone Revenue – Q1 ’12

$24.42 billion

TOTAL Microsoft Revenue – Q2 ’12

$20.89 billion

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Three Options: Which One Is Right For You?

Web developer skills

Access to native platform

App store distribution

Advanced UI interactions

Fastest performance

App store distribution

Web developer skills

Instant updates

Unrestricted distribution

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Hybrid Mobile Apps – Best Of Both Worlds

HTML5

Native

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Why Hybrid?

Your App

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Why Hybrid?

• Write once, run anywhere

• Reuse existing web development skills

• Visualforce, HTML5, JavaScript, CSS3 etc.

• Access native device functionality

• App Store distribution (unlike web apps)

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Why not Hybrid?

• May not be as fast as native apps

• Limited support for multi-touch gestures

• Cannot do advanced graphics like WebGL

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Salesforce Hybrid Mobile SDK

OAuth 2.0 Authentication and secure token

management

Visualforce / REST API Direct Salesforce REST APIs directly from

JavaScript

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{ }

Secure Offline Database Store business data on a device with

enterprise-class security

Push Notifications Dispatch real-time alerts directly to mobile

devices

Containe

r Container

100% Open Source

Developed on Github

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Lets build a Hybrid Mobile App

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Cloud Hunter : The Dreamforce Scavenger App

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Cloud Hunter ERD

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Recap : Creating a Hybrid Mobile App using Visualforce

• Make your Visualforce mobile friendly

• docType="html-5.0"

• Standard HTML5/CSS/JavaScript markup

• JQuery Mobile + JS Remoting for data binding

• Download and install Salesforce Mobile SDK (Android or iOS)

• Create new Hybrid project using the SDK

• Update project with OAuth creds and Visualforce page URL

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PhoneGap – How It Works

The JavaScript Native ‘Bridge’ =

Custom WebView

Call JS from native code

Call native code from JS

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Device Access Using PhoneGap

http://docs.phonegap.com

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PhoneGap or Cordova?

• Cordova is an Apache Open Source project

• PhoneGap is a distribution of Cordova distributed by Adobe

• Currently, PhoneGap and Cordova are one and the same

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What Libraries are Available?

• XUI

• Zepto

• jQuery

• Dojo

DOM

• jQuery Mobile

• Sencha Touch

• Dojo Mobile

• GloveBox

• Ekiben

GUI

• QUnit

• Jasmine

• DominatorJS

• ThumbsJs

Testing

© http://www.slideshare.net/davyjones/html5-is-the-future-of-mobile-phonegap-takes-you-there-today

Any JS/CSS library/framework of your choice

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Take a Picture

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Geolocation

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Signature Capture

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PhoneGap plugins : Bar code scanning

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Additional Resources

Mobile SDK Home Page

http://wiki.developerforce.com/MobileSDK

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PhoneGap

http://www.phonegap.com

HTML5 resources

http://diveintohtml5.info/

http://www.html5rocks.com

https://developers.facebook.com/html5/

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Sandeep Bhanot

Senior Developer Evangelist,

@cloudysan

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