Texas Dreamin' 2017
Brett M. Nelson - Monday, May 15, 2017
Last Thursday and Friday I spent some time down in Texas for TexasDreamin 2017. It was a great time and I hope to be back next year!
Good Day Sir! Podcast Happy Hour
John De Santiago and Jeremy Rosshosted a Good Day Sir! Podcast happy hour on Thursday after the conference! It was a great time to meet other listeners and talk in person.
Good times with fellow @gooddaysirpdcst listeners @Texas_Dreamin. Thanks for the hospitality @johndesantiago & @jeremyross pic.twitter.com/m5WbkalZYb
— Stephen Noe (@SNoeCloud) May 12, 2017
@gooddaysirpdcst live right now in Austin, Texas #TXD17 pic.twitter.com/nqUffSDlYN
— Matthew Kennedy (@matk62) May 12, 2017
Talks
I had the honor of giving two presentations at Texas Dreamin here are the slides and links to the source code.
Introduction to EcmaScript 2015+
ECMAScript 2015 was released in June of 2015. It contained features to help make maintaining and understanding JavaScript easier with such things as block scoped variables, Arrow functions, default parameters values, classes, modules and more. While these features may not be supported in all browsers it is possible to write your JavaScript with the new features and transpile to the more available ECMAScript 5 standard. We’ll take a look at what these new features are and how to use them in your current projects. [office src="https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=8BA31C63CEBF0099&resid=8BA31C63CEBF0099%21330133&authkey=AH3bfgjHFq4F1Do&em=2" width="476" height="288"] Repo @ Github.com/BrettMN/introduction-to-ecmascript-2015-plus
Angular, Visualforce and You
Are you looking at creating a Single Page Application (SPA) with a Visualforce page as the base? Wanting to create a web app with forward thinking technologies? Let’s take a look at Angular and how to use it to create a SPA on your Visualforce page! Angular is the next evolution of the popular AngularJS SPA framework offering better performance smaller library size and enhance support for tooling with the use of TypeScript. We will look at the basics of creating an app with Angular including: creating multiple views, router, and using Remote Actions to access an Apex Controllers. [office src="https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=8BA31C63CEBF0099&resid=8BA31C63CEBF0099%21330132&authkey=AIqs4kqrCR3lpQo&em=2" width="476" height="288"] Repo @ Github.com/BrettMN/visualforce-with-angular
Demo Jam
Sponsors were able to demo their app in a demo jam. Shell Black played bass!
Best demo ever! @Shell_Black @ @Texas_Dreamin! #shellyeah pic.twitter.com/YYDw5Qpqx6
— Brett Nelson (@BrettMN) May 11, 2017
Salesforce Saturday
Of course after it was all over it wasn't all over. On Saturday there was a post Texas Dreamin event by the local Saleforce user group ran by Stephanie Herrera. Where Steve Molisgave an abridged version of his presentation: Formulas for the Everyday Admin.
@SteveMoForce at #atx #salesforcesaturday #TXD17
— David Franklin, USN (@CloudCoOp) May 13, 2017
Glad to have special guest @TheChrisDuarte @dvdkliu great work @steph_herrera_ pic.twitter.com/DV8KlJbA0t
Conclusion
I had a great time and can't wait to see what they do next year! If you went what was your favorite part? Let me know by leaving a comment below or emailing brett@wipdeveloper.com.