Making Visualforce RemoteAction Bulletproof with TypeScript

Oct 12, 20151 like701 views

RemoteAction Apex methods have helped make Visualforce pages more responsive by allowing us to use more JavaScript and still connect easily to our Apex business logic. But with this power comes the brittleness of JavaScript's untyped nature and the disconnect between JavaScript and Apex methods. The errors caused by these issues are runtime errors, which can slow development down. To catch these errors at compile time, the Tooling API can be used to generate TypeScript proxies for RemoteActions. Join us to learn what TypeScript is, how to use it in Visualforce, and see concrete examples of how to generate proxies for Apex RemoteActions.

Making Visualforce RemoteActions
Bulletproof with TypeScript
 Simon Goodyear
 Beaufort 12
 @simongoodyear

Root Cause Analysis
 JavaScript is not metadata aware

Making JavaScript Metadata Aware
What we need Where we get it
Method Signatures Tooling API
Custom Apex Types Tooling API
SObjects Standard API

Making JavaScript Metadata Aware
 JavaScript is loosely typed

What is TypeScript?
  “TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript”
  “…a symantic subset of JavaScript; the sensical subset” – Anders Hejlsberg
  Aimed at improving the development experience for JavaScript

What is TypeScript?
  Strongly typed. Tools perform type inference.
  Modules, Classes & Interfaces
  4 primitives: string, number, boolean, any
  TypeScriptLang.org

Joining the Dots
  Represent metadata as classes in TypeScript
•  We need tools to do this
  We no longer write JavaScript
•  TypeScript only now
  TypeScript is compiled before deployment
•  And thus type checked

Where Next?
  Better ﬂow for developers
•  Create a grunt task
•  Automatically generate d.ts ﬁles on metadata changes
  Improved support of metadata
•  Inner classes
•  Namespace support
  Integration with continuous integration tools
  Whatever else you can imagine

3 Simple Points
  JavaScript is not aware of the Salesforce metadata
  All the metadata is exposed via the Tooling and Standard APIs
  We can make TypeScript aware of the Salesforce metadata

Resources
  typescriptlang.org
  blogs.msdn.com/b/typescript
  channel9.msdn.com/Tags/typescript
  deﬁnitelytyped.org
  github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Sublime-Plugin

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