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Lightning Web

Components: A
Developer's Guide
This presentation explores the key features of Lightning Web
Components, a powerful framework for building custom user
interfaces in Salesforce.
by hemlata verma
What are Lightning Web Components?
Modern Architecture Component-Based Development

Lightning Web Components are built on the latest web They follow a modular approach, allowing you to create
standards, leveraging HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. reusable components for building complex user
interfaces.
Benefits of Using Lightning Web Components
Enhanced Performance Improved Developer Greater Flexibility
Experience
Lightning Web Components are They offer extensive
designed for speed and They provide a familiar customization options, allowing
efficiency, delivering a faster development environment for you to create unique and highly
user experience. web developers, making it functional Salesforce user
easier to build and maintain interfaces.
Salesforce apps.
Key Features of Lightning
Web Components
Templates JavaScript Controllers
Templates define the JavaScript controllers handle
structure and markup of the logic and behavior of
your components using your components, including
HTML. events and data
manipulation.

Data Binding
Data binding enables seamless communication between the
component's template and its controller.
Creating Your First Lightning Web Component

Define the Component Design the Template Implement Logic

Start by creating a component Build the visual structure of your Add JavaScript code to the controller
directory and defining its metadata component using HTML within the file to handle component
file. template file. functionality and data manipulation.
Working with Data in
Lightning Web Components
1 Data Retrieval
Use Apex methods or the Lightning Data Service to
fetch data from Salesforce.

2 Data Binding
Bind data retrieved from Salesforce to the component's
template for dynamic display.

3 Data Manipulation
Modify and update data within the component's
controller, ensuring changes are reflected in Salesforce.
Interacting with Other
Salesforce Components
Events
Use events to trigger actions in other components and
communicate changes between them.

Data Sharing
Pass data between components using shared properties or
using the Lightning Message Service.

Component Lifecycle
Understand the component lifecycle and utilize methods
like connectedCallback and disconnectedCallback for
appropriate actions.
Building User Interfaces with Lightning Web
Components

Basic Components
1 Build fundamental components like buttons, input fields, and data tables.

Complex Components
2 Compose complex UI elements by combining and nesting
smaller components.

Custom Applications
3 Construct full-fledged custom applications by
integrating various components into a unified user
interface.
Testing and Debugging Lightning Web
Components
Unit Testing
1
Isolate and test individual components to ensure they function as expected.

Integration Testing
2
Verify how components interact with each other and the Salesforce platform.

Debugging Tools
3 Use browser developer tools and Salesforce
debugging features to identify and resolve issues.
Next Steps: Getting Started
with Lightning Web
Components
1 2
Documentation Trailhead
Explore the Salesforce Lightning Web Complete Trailhead modules to learn
Components documentation for about Lightning Web Components
comprehensive tutorials and guides. through interactive hands-on
exercises.

3
Community
Engage with the Salesforce developer
community to get help, share
knowledge, and stay up-to-date.