Lightning web components - Episode 1 - An Introduction
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Lightning Web Components are a JavaScript programming model for building web applications and interfaces that is built on the best of web standards. Any front-end web developer can get started with LWC and leverage custom elements, and JavaScript APIs to create modern apps and experiences that are fully aware of Salesforce data and processes.
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Lightning web components - Episode 1 - An Introduction
- 1. Lightning Web Components Episode 1 - Introduction November 16, 2018 | 11:00 a.m. IST Satya Sekhar Sr. Developer Evangelist Salesforce Shashank Srivatsavaya Developer Relations, Senior Manager Salesforce Nirankush Panchbhai VP, Product Management Salesforce
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- 5. Agenda ● Lightning Web Components - Introduction ● Sample Gallery ● Component Library and Playground ● Base Lightning Components ● Developer Tooling – Salesforce CLI and VS Code ● Lightning Web Components Demo
- 6. Enhanced productivity Use the modern language of the web: ES6+, Custom Elements, Modules, and Templates Built for performance More code executed by the browser instead of JavaScript abstractions for a blazing fast experience Compatible and easy to use Runs side-by-side with existing Lightning components and can be composed with clicks or code Introducing Lightning Web Components Generally Available Spring ‘19 (Feb) New programming model built on modern web standards
- 8. Fragmentation ● Proliferation of frameworks ● Components are not interoperable ● Skills are not transferable ● Resources are hard to find ● Framework abstractions are slow
- 9. W3C and ECMAScript Standardization ● ECMAScript 6,7,8,9 ● Classes ● Modules ● Promises ● Decorators ● Web components ● Custom elements ● Shadow DOM ● Templates and slots
- 10. Web Stack Transformation Fram eworks W eb Standards Frameworks Web Standards 2014 Web Stack 2019 Web Stack Lightning Web Components
- 11. Benefits ● More standards, less proprietary ● Common component model ● Transferable skills ● Easier-to-ramp-up for developers ● Better performance
- 13. Lightning Web Component Anatomy META ● The HTML template element contains component’s markup. ● Contains Component Code in a Javascript Class ● Contains the metadata values for the component
- 14. Demo Lightning Web Component Anatomy
- 15. Component Library ● Component reference has documentation, specification and its usage as LWC code ● Playground to view the existing code and also try your own code ● Library of 70+ Base Lightning Components
- 17. Sample Gallery Sample Gallery Recipes E-Bikes Dream House Pure Aloe Dream Invest Easy Spaces
- 18. Developer Tooling with Salesforce DX Best Developer Experience Salesforce CLI VS Code Create Web Components Sync Changes from Dev Env Deploy Changes to Production Project Explorer Integrated Debugger GIT Integration Code Competion
- 19. Demo Hello World App using Developer Tools
- 20. Lightning Web Components – Episode 2 ● Lightning Data Service ● Apex and wire service ● Lighning web components in App Builder, LeX and Mobile ● Debugging JS and HTML in LWC ● Lifecycle Hooks Working with Salesforce Data
- 21. Lightning Web Components – Episode 3 ● Component Composition ● Interoperability and Co-existence with Aura ● Using other party javascripts ● External API Working with Aura and External Resources
- 22. Lightning Web Components – Episode 4 ● Events/Intercomponent communication ● Pub Sub communication ● DOM and CSS ● Security with Locker service Inter-component Communication and Security
- 23. Lightning Web Components – Episode 5 ● Aura Migration Strategies and Implementation ● Test Lightning Web Components with Jest ● Apex Testing ● Best Coding Practices Migrate Aura Components and Test Lightning Components
- 24. Get Hands On with a Trailmix! sforce.co/lwcModern Javascript Developement
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