Austin Developers - New Lighting Web Component Features & #TDX22 Updates

New Lighting Web
Component Features &
#TDX22 Updates
Austin Developer Group - May 2022
Stephan Chandler-Garcia, Developer Advocate
@stephanwcg | stephan.garcia@salesforce.com

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Agenda
TDX Update and Announcements
Hands on with Lighting Web Components
● Lightning Email Builder
● Nimbus Components for Mobile
Q&A

April 27-28, 2022
San Francisco
April 23-26, 2022
Pre-Conference TDX Bootcamp

Salesforce Flow for Slack
Bring Salesforce automation to any Slack
conversation
New Low-Code Development Tools for Building Slack Apps
Salesforce Platform for Slack
Apex SDK for Slack
Native Slack Integration for Salesforce

Deploy your Salesforce automation to Slack
Flow in Slack
Automate communications
Create collaboration-based automation with full
support for Salesforce data and actions
Collect input with guided workflows
Update data using guided, multi-step prompts,
without needing to log into Salesforce
Create an engagement layer for every
workflow
Add an engagement layer to any workflow including
complex process orchestration

Take the guesswork out of collaboration
Slack Actions in Flow
Send Slack Message
Action
Get User
Get Records
Pin Slack Message
Action
Create Slack Channel
Action
Invite Users
Action
Get Slack Information
Action
Archive Slack Channel
Action
Is Channel Archived?
Decision
Edit Slack Message
Action
Auto-create a channel
Create a channel when an opportunity
changes and invite all relevant
stakeholders to collaborate on next steps
Auto-send messages
Send messages related to an account
status and pin them to ensure new and
existing members can ﬁnd it
Auto-archive channels
Check Slack channel status and
auto-archive any open channel when
Opportunity stage is Closed

Meet your users where work happens
Screen Flows in Slack
Within Slack Within Salesforce

Meet your users where work happens
Apex SDK for Slack
Build Slack UIs powered by Salesforce data
Bring context to any custom, conversational UI by seamlessly
infusing Slack with Salesforce data/metadata
Write Apex and produce Block Kit
Use your Apex skills to fetch data and create reusable,
standardized views - no hand coded Block Kit required
Route events without middleware
Integrate Salesforce to Slack natively, so you can spend more
time building and less time managing plumbing
Secure by default
Craft innovative solutions in Slack, powered by Salesforce, with
auth, user mappings, and security baked in

Lightning Email Builder
Simpliﬁed Content Building
Create email templates and emails in a
modern, drag-and-drop builder
New Send Experience
Send and resend emails to diﬀerent
audiences
Extensible
Extend the new builder with LWCs
Pardot and LEX

Lightning Email Builder
Unsupported LWC Features:
● Any type of DOM API
● The renderedCallback() lifecycle hook in .js file
● The Web API fetch() method in .js files
● <script> tags in .html files
● References to the window object in .js files
● Base components in the lightning namespace
● The wire service using the @wire syntax
Considerations

Hands On
https://sfdc.co/atx-lwc

What is Nimbus
A hybrid framework that enables access to native OS capabilities from the web
Securable
Comprehensive security
guidelines that ensure the
proper and secure use of
plugins
Extensible
Adopts a model that allows
for plugins to be built by the
community
Scaleable
A cross-platform library of
plugins for native experiences

Native Device Capabilities in LWCs
Scan and detect data from a
valid barcode
GPS Contacts
Access device contacts,
import to LWC & save to
Salesforce records
Geofencing
Set multiple navigation
points & boundaries, & send
users notiﬁcations when they
enter a speciﬁc location
boundary
Barcode Scanner
Display the current location
of a user and track their
destination

Barcode Scanner LWC
To get started, all you have to do is import the module
import { getBarcodeScanner } from 'lightning/mobileCapabilities';
Then you can instantiate the scanner and set its properties
Example
handleBeginScanClick(event) {
this.myScanner = getBarcodeScanner();
const scanningOptions = {
barcodeTypes: [this.myScanner.barcodeTypes.QR]
};
this.myScanner.beginCapture(scanningOptions)
.then((result) => {
console.log(result);
})
}

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