Once you have built the Mileage Tracker app, you can log in to the Salesforce Mobile app and see how it functions on your phone. Try and get hands on experience with your Mileage Tracker app when making trips and log your mileage. See if you can come up with enhancements and improvements to the app to customize it and make it more user-friendly and your own!
In this lesson, I demonstrate how to preview the Salesforce mobile app in your browser. I also share a Chrome App that simulates the Saleforce mobile app.
Resources:
Emulating a mobile browser with Google Chrome browser - https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=000204818&type=1
Salesforce Mobile Simulator App - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/salesforce1-simulator/cknbjckicenodbiaejbmkjhldffonggp?hl=en-US
In this lesson, we create a validation rule for our Mileage Tracking application. This rule is used to enforce that only positive distance traveled values are entered via the app.
In this lesson we track field history on our new custom Trip object by setting Field History Tracking. We also enable Feed Track for Chatter on the Trip object to also track field changes there as well.
I highlight a display glitch for Lightning in displaying the Chatter tab and we also adjust ...
In this lesson, we create a new custom object to track expenses. We add Lookup fields to Projects, Trips and Opportunities to be able to associate these expenses with.
