January 16, 2007 - San Francisco, CA
With more than 1,000 attendees, including several hundred developers, Apex Day was an amazing event that brought together the Bay Area DFC community. We launched the Apex Code Developer Preview Program, allowing attendees and select other DFC members to get started exploring this powerful new language, and had our best Apex Code experts on hand delivering in-depth technical sessions and one-to-one guidance on developing on the Force.com Platform. And we also gave away a few hundred DFC t-shirts and hardcopy versions of our book, Creating On-Demand Applications.
Sessions
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- Developing on the Force.com Platform
This session provides an overview of the core platform features and related Winter '07 enhancements, as well as reviews key areas, including Native Apps, the Web Services API and S-controls.
- Introducing Apex Code
- Part I: Developer Preview Adam Gross provides an overview of Apex Code and the Developer Preview program, covering key aspects and features of this new programming language, including multi-tenancy of your code, the fine-grained event model, transaction control, native web services production, and the AppExchange directory.
- Part II: Apex Code Demo This demo of Apex Code extends and reinforces the concepts introduced in Part I.
- Part I: Developer Preview
- Creating Next Generation Mashups The latest techniques for mashing up services using Custom S-controls are presented in this session. Watch as a Yahoo Maps mashup is extended to leverage the Force.com AJAX Toolkit 8.0, then a brand new web service is created using Apex code and extended to the Yahoo Maps mashup.
Apex Day Photo Gallery
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