Building Social Enterprise with Ruby and Salesforce

Building Social Enterprise with Ruby and Salesforce,[object Object],Dallas Ruby Brigade, Oct 4th, 2011,[object Object],Presented by Raymond Gao,[object Object]

Growth of Cloud Computing & Social Enterprise,[object Object]

Growth of Cloud Computing,[object Object]

Cloud Computing will be a $ 241 billion mkt by 2020,[object Object]

Market Cap of Top Cloud Computing Companies,[object Object]

Social Revolution,[object Object],4 hours,[object Object],per month,[object Object],Web Usage,[object Object],Rest of the Web,[object Object],2010,[object Object],2011,[object Object],Sources: Ben Elowitz, Wetpaint / comScore,[object Object]

Facebook Members (Growth of Social Networking),[object Object],More than 500 million active users,[object Object],over 900 million objects (pages, groups, events and community pages),[object Object],About 70% of Facebook users are outside the United States,[object Object],9 Novembre, 2010,[object Object],2010 IUT Cloud Computing Seminar,[object Object],7,[object Object]

Architecture for the Real World,[object Object]

User,[object Object], Interface,[object Object],Application,[object Object], Logic,[object Object],Data,[object Object], Layer,[object Object],Classic Application Architecture,[object Object],Screens exposed to the end users,[object Object],Your business logic,[object Object],Your Data Model,[object Object]

Idealized Situation,[object Object]

How are your opinions?,[object Object],What do you like most?,[object Object],What do you like least?,[object Object],What kinds of difficulties have you had?,[object Object],What do you think the real world is like?,[object Object]

Small Problem – Easy Fix,[object Object]

Just lift the car out of water,[object Object]

Initial Disappointment,[object Object]

Bring on Heavier Equipment,[object Object]

Whoops, That too was a surprise!,[object Object]

Guess what’s next?,[object Object]

An Example DB Schema,[object Object],Source: from Internet,[object Object]

Another Example,[object Object],Source: from Internet,[object Object]

More Examples,[object Object],Source: from Internet,[object Object]

1st attempt at reinventing the wheel,[object Object]

Reinvent the wheel is tougher than you think,[object Object]

Classic Approach Meets Classic Problems,[object Object],Too Simplistic,[object Object],Linear model,[object Object],Inflexible,[object Object],Static Input / Output,[object Object],Either Quality, Time, or Cost,[object Object],Read my blog - http://www.are4.us/?p=815,[object Object]

Lean Approach – Smart Learning,[object Object]

Data Store is everywhere,[object Object],Browsers (Chrome, Firefox, IE, Opera),[object Object],Mobile devices (Iphone, Android, Blackberry, Windows CE, Symbian) ,[object Object],Adobe Flash Applications,[object Object],Desktop Applications,[object Object],Game Consoles,,[object Object],Everywhere !!!,[object Object]

Meshed Architecture (Macro View ),[object Object],Community Data Models,[object Object]

Growth of No-SQL DBs,[object Object]

Some Causes,[object Object],SW developers are not natural born DBAs,[object Object],Developing a good data scheme is pretty tough,[object Object],Convince your partner to use your DB scheme is tougher!,[object Object],DB administration could be a full time job,[object Object],Backup,[object Object],Security,[object Object],Profiles,[object Object],Etc,[object Object]

Mesh Architecture (Micro view),[object Object],Additional Data Sources,[object Object],High Perf,[object Object],Data Services,[object Object],(No-SQL, In-Memory,[object Object],Cached Objects),[object Object],Persistent,[object Object],Data Store,[object Object],(RDBMS),[object Object],Transient Data,[object Object]

Benefits of Ruby on SF,[object Object],There are lots of incentive to use Ruby,[object Object],Tools for building web-apps (ERB, HAML, Markdowns),[object Object],Methodology (BDD – Cucumbe, Rspec, Shoulda),[object Object],Testing (Webrat, Capybara, Unit Testing),[object Object],Ease of Deployment & code version & collaboration (Git),[object Object],Extensive Code libraries – Github & RubyGems,[object Object],Many more,[object Object]

History of Ruby on Salesforce,[object Object],Version 0 – API era,[object Object],Version 1 + 2 (REST + SOAP) – Force.com Era,[object Object],Version 3 – (Pure REST) Database.com era,[object Object]

History of Ruby / Salesforce,[object Object]

Salesforce Social Platform,[object Object]

Example App – Ruby Social Network Updater,[object Object]

The Datbase.ComGEM,[object Object],Covers both Sobject & Chatter API,[object Object],Full CRUD on DDL side,[object Object],Support:,[object Object],User-name password,[object Object],Security token,[object Object],Oauth Flow,[object Object]

Basic Steps,[object Object],Use the GEMs,[object Object],Create a client with Consumer key + secret,[object Object],Authenticate (3 options),[object Object],Materialize an Sobject + set Namespace (module name),[object Object],CRUD operation on the object,[object Object],Form-building attributes,[object Object]

Use the Gem,[object Object],AddGEMstoGemfile,[object Object],gem 'databasedotcom',[object Object],gem 'databasedotcom-rails’ (optional),[object Object],Run bundleinstall,[object Object]

Initialize the client,[object Object],# configure client id/secret explicitly # client = Databasedotcom::Client.new :client_id => "xxx", :client_secret => "yyy" ,[object Object],# configure client id/secret from a YAML file # client = Databasedotcom::Client.new "databasedotcom.yml" ,[object Object],# configure client id/secret from the environment # client = Databasedotcom::Client.new,[object Object]

Authenticate,[object Object],# authenticate with a username and password client.authenticate(:username => "wayne@manor.com", :password => "arkham") ,[object Object],# authenticate with a callback hash from Omniauthclient.authenticate(hash_from_omniauth) ,[object Object],# authenticate with an externally-acquired OAuth2 access token client.authenticate(:token => "whoa-that-is-long"),[object Object]

Materialize a SObject Class,[object Object],CRUD operations,[object Object],client.materialize("Contact") ,[object Object],Contact.attributes#=> ["Name", "Company", "Phone"] ,[object Object],ron= Contact.find("rons_id") ,[object Object],puts ron["Company"] #=> "The Olde Company, Inc." ,[object Object],ron["Company"] = "Some New Gig, LLC" ,[object Object],ron.reload["Company"] #=> "The Olde Company, Inc." ,[object Object],ron["Company"] = "Some New Gig, LLC" ,[object Object],ron.save,[object Object],ron.reload["Company"]#=> "Some New Gig, LLC",[object Object]

Form-building attributes,[object Object],Contact.label_for("Phone”)#=> "Phone Number”,[object Object],Contact.picklist_values("Honorific") #=> ["Mr.", "Ms.", "Dr."],[object Object]

Get More Info,[object Object],Presentation - http://dreamforce-demo.heroku.com/slides#slide17,[object Object],API doc - http://rubydoc.info/gems/databasedotcom/frames,[object Object],Join the Google Group ActiveSalesforcehttp://groups.google.com/group/activesalesforce,[object Object]

The End,[object Object],Blog: http://raysblog.are4.us,[object Object],Twitter: raygao,[object Object],Github: raygao,[object Object],Email: raygao@verizon.net,[object Object]

Building Social Enterprise with Ruby and Salesforce

Building Social Enterprise with Ruby and Salesforce

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