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Christie Fidura (Director, Global Developer Programmes at Salesforce) posted in * Salesforce Developers *
May 12, 12:30 PM

Agentforce NOW AMA: Build with React and Salesforce Multi-Framework | May 27, 2026

 

Join the Salesforce Multi-Framework product team for a live AMA where we explore how to build production-ready apps with React. You'll see how to build dynamic apps that are connected to Salesforce data, secured by your org's existing permissions, and powered by the Agentforce 360 Platform.  

 

Our experts will walk you through the roadmap and answer your questions on: 

 

  • Developing with React: Build customer portals, employee-facing apps, and micro-frontends using React's expansive open-source ecosystem
  • Integrating with Agentforce Vibes: Go from natural-language prompt to working React app with Agentforce Vibes 2.0
  • Scaling on the Headless 360 Platform: Query records and invoke Apex from React with automatic authentication and access to the business logic, workflows, and compliance rules built into your org

Whether you're already building with React or just getting started, this is the session for you. 

 

Register and join us live: https://www.linkedin.com/events/7456009299094339585/

 

Can't make it live? All AMAs are recorded and available on demand on the Salesforce Developers YouTube channel. 

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Mayur Bhavsar asked in Mobile SDK
Nov 6, 2023, 3:26 PM
How we can use Mobile SDK in React Native app without using forcereact?

We have created the app using forcereact but we are facing issue in deep linking functionality. Hence we want to try out if we can use the Mobile SDK in react native app without using forcereact. #Deep-link #React Native #Mobile App Developmet/react Native 

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  1. Wolfgang Mathurin (Salesforce)
    Nov 10, 2023, 5:46 PM

    forcereact is helping put the pieces together automatically (the React SDK, the Mobile SDK). I don't think that doing the same thing manually will produce different results.

    What issues are you facing with deep linking?

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Mari Finborud asked in Marketer Group (MC), Oslo, NO
Dec 9, 2022, 8:46 AM
Anyone using Mobile push in Marketing Cloud?

Hi, everyone. I am trying to connect with someone who has experience of using Mobile Push in Marketing Cloud and would be interested in scheduling a short meeting to discuss experiences with this feature. We have already set up this feature and are, therefore, interested in hearing about experiences with Mobile Push after go-live. Please reach out if this could be of interest. 

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Kenny yuen (react developer at play more limited hk)
Jul 20, 2021, 5:01 AM
Is React-native-marketing cloud including “onNotification” function for receiving messages in their SDK?

Is React-native-marketing cloud including “onNotification” function for receiving messages in their SDK? https://github.com/salesforce-marketingcloud/react-native-marketingcloudsdk

 

like "onNotification" function: https://github.com/zo0r/react-native-push-notification

If no, how can I do it? I am not a native IOS/Android developer, so please specific

 

#React Native #Marketing Cloud it if I need to code a bridge between native and javascript.

Thanks!!

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Ásgeir Einarsson (Enterprise Architect at Icelandair) posted in Embedded Service (formerly Snap-Ins)
Jun 4, 2021, 2:42 PM

We are integrating an instant chat with live agents in a React Native application, utilizing the native chat-core SDK's for both Android and iOS. The plan is to route customers through the same setup as our website, however, the website uses a bot that sets up custom events to suggest responses. The bot is from a third-party and behaves as a normal agent, outside of the custom events. On the web the custom events are implemented using the embedded Live Agent API, and transformed into HTML buttons.

 

We're running into some issues with handling these custom events, since there seems to be no native solution to consume them in the SDK. We see that we could come pretty close using the REST API (we think...), by posting data to the custom event endpoint and watching the session's messages to display them. The problem is that the native SDK's only expose the session id, but we don't seem to have access to the session affinity token or the session key.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to handle this within a React Native app?

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