Manage Development in Your Org with Salesforce Governance Framework
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The document outlines the Salesforce Governance Framework, emphasizing key areas such as change management, organizational strategy, and design standards to manage risk and drive business value. It discusses best practices for coding, integration, and testing methods relevant to Salesforce development, along with security considerations and performance optimization techniques. The presentation highlights the importance of governance in achieving control and agility in development processes.
Manage Development in Your Org with Salesforce Governance Framework
- 1. Manage Development in Your Org with Salesforce Governance Framework James Burns Director - Platform Community Solution Advisors
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- 3. Agenda Salesforce Governance Framework Change Management Design Standards â–Ş Coding Standards & Design â–Ş Testing â–Ş Integration â–Ş Large Data Volumes â–Ş Security
- 4. What are the Four Key Areas of Governance? 1. Center of Excellence 2. Change Management Governance 3. Organization Strategy 4. Design Standards
- 5. Why is Governance important? Manages Risk Enables Agility Drives Business Value by Achieving Key Goals Increases Control CostEffective
- 6. Agenda Salesforce Governance Framework Change Management Design Standards â–Ş Coding Standards & Design â–Ş Testing â–Ş Integration â–Ş Large Data Volumes â–Ş Security
- 7. Traditional Development Process Subset of Data for Unit Testing Subset of Data for Unit Testing Production Data Copy for UAT Servers Production Hardware configuration Software configuration Servers UAT Environment Hardware configuration Software configuration Servers Integration Environment Hardware configuration Software configuration Developer Development Environment
- 8. The Salesforce Platform Development Process Integration Environment UAT Environment Subset of Data for Unit Testing Developer Pro Production Data Copy for UAT Full Sandbox Developer Development Environment Subset of Data for Unit Testing Developer Production
- 9. What Technology Should Your Developers Use? Business Analysts Profession al Consider an Org Strategy â–Ş Web UI â–Ş Change sets â–Ş Eclipse plugin / Web UI â–Ş ANT migration â–Ş Different orgs for different categories of developer
- 10. How to Automate the Whole Process? Create/Refresh Salesforce Sandbox Pre-deployment tasks Execution Engine Starts the Build Process Any Source Control System = manual = automated Salesforce Metadata deployment Post-deployment tasks Dataloader loading reference data
- 11. Agenda Salesforce Governance Framework Change Management Design Standards â–Ş Coding Standards & Design â–Ş Testing â–Ş Integration â–Ş Large Data Volumes â–Ş Security
- 12. How does Design Standards help to reduce Risk? Coding Standards & Design Do you have? Large Data Volumes Renegade Developers? Test Best Practices Poorly Designed Applications? Variations in Application Sharing? Performance and Data Challenges? Compliance Requirements? Security Considerations Integration Approaches
- 13. Are the areas that Coding Standards apply? Configuration via Code Apex VisualForce
- 14. Configuration via Code Declarativ e Declarative Programmatic â–Ş Challengesmodel Build Data & Considerations Trigger â–Ş Skill sets â–Ş User Interface Controllers â–Ş Business Analysts â–Ş Business logic Classes â–Ş Professional Programmers â–Ş Formulas â–Ş Custom UI â–Ş Custom UI requires Apex â–Ş Validation rules â–Ş Advantages â–Ş Time to market â–Ş Workflows Flexibility â–Ş Declarative Testing â–Ş Reporting â–Ş Strong versioning â–Ş Complex systems - declarative â–Ş Advantages â–Ş Reuse â–Ş Security â–Ş Scalable â–Ş Disadvantages â–Ş Large Data Volumes â–Ş Maintainability Can get complex â–Ş Speed Technical debit â–Ş Do not need to be a Testing programmer â–Ş Disadvantages â–Ş Fixed UI â–Ş It can get complex â–Ş Advanced business logic need code Hybrid Challenge s Considerat ions Programm atic
- 15. What are APEX coding Best Practice? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Bulkify your Code Avoid SOQL Queries inside FOR Loops Bulkify your Helper Methods Using Collections, Streamlining Queries, and Efficient For Loops Streamlining Multiple Triggers on the Same Object Querying Large Data Sets Use of the Limits Apex Methods to Avoid Hitting Governor Limits Use @future Appropriately Writing Test Methods to Verify Large Datasets Avoid Hardcoding IDs
- 16. 7 Habits of Highly Efficient VisualForce Pages # 1 # 2 # 3 # 4 # 5 # 6 # 7 …Have Rock-Solid HTML, SS, & JavaScript knowledge …Do Not Support a Single, Pixel-Perfect UI on Every Browser ...Are Stateless, Don’t Poll Our Servers, and Defer Difficult Work ...Have Optimized SOQL ...Use Standard Set Controllers ...Aren’t Kitchen Sinks ...Do Not Use Any Salesforce Resources
- 17. What are the types of Testing? Componen t/ System Level testing Performan ce User Acceptanc e Testing Environme nts Strategies Tools
- 18. What is a Salesforce Testing Strategy? Regression Component Why is it Important Apex Functional Tools End to End Type of Testing Testing When should I conduct it Client Types Roles & Responsibilities Integration
- 19. What is a Salesforce Testing Strategy? Why is it Important Apex When should I conduct it Testing Types Tools Roles & Responsibilities
- 20. What is a Salesforce Testing Strategy? Regression Functional End to End Component Type of Testing Client Integration
- 21. What are Techniques for Optimization Performance? Mash-ups & Canvas Differed Sharing Calculations Differed Business Rules Using SOQL & SOSL Deleting Data Search
- 22. What are the key Security Design consideration? â–Ş Considerations? Integration data flow â–Ş Any PII data? â–Ş Field visibility â–Ş Authenticat ion Users personas defined? â–Ş Data â–Ş â–Ş Application Are the requirements clearly defined? Internal Users â–Ş External Users â–Ş Mobility
- 23. Integration Patterns and Practices UI Update Based on Data Change Batch Data Synchronizati on Request & Reply Remote Call-In Fire & Forget
- 24. Summary 1. Center of Excellence 2. Change Management Governance 3. Organization Strategy 4. Design Standards
- 25. Useful links Development Lifecycle Guide http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/dev_lifecycle/index.htm Coding Standards http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Apex_Code_Best_Practices Large Data Volumes http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Best_Practices_for_Deployments_with_Large_Data_Volumes Integration Patterns http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Integration_Patterns_and_Practices Visualforce https://dreamevent.my.salesforce.com/apex/ActivityList#a093000000VhYM0AAN Help & Training Course
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