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Component Context in LWC

Component Context in LWC

In the world of Salesforce development, Lightning Web Components (LWC) have emerged as a powerful tool for building dynamic and responsive user interfaces. As developers dive deeper into the LWC framework, understanding the concept of Component Context becomes essential. Component Context refers to the environment and resources available to a Lightning web component, including the ability to load external assets, access custom labels, check user permissions, and more. In this blog post, we will explore various aspects of Component Con...

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Lightning Data Services (LDS) in LWC

Lightning Data Services (LDS) in LWC

In the fast-paced world of Salesforce development, getting things done quickly and efficiently is crucial. One of the key tools that helps developers achieve this is Lightning Data Services (LDS). As part of the Lightning Platform, LDS provides a powerful framework for working with Salesforce data in Lightning Web Components (LWC). In this blog series, we'll explore how Lightning Data Services changes the way we handle Salesforce data in LWCs. From simplifying data retrieval and manipulation to ensuring d...

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Communication Through LMS in LWC

Communication Through LMS in LWC

Lightning Message Service (LMS) is a powerful feature in Salesforce that enables communication between Lightning Web Components (LWC) across the DOM hierarchy. It allows components to communicate with each other without the need for a direct parent-child relationship, making it a versatile tool for building complex applications. In this blog, we will explore how to use LMS for communication between LWCs, along with examples demonstrating its implementation. What is Lightning Message Service? Lightning Message Service (LMS) is a ...

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Navigation in LWC

Navigation in LWC

Navigating smoothly through Lightning Web Components (LWC) is crucial for making Salesforce applications user-friendly. In this blog, we'll explore different navigation techniques in LWC, using real-world examples with code and results. By the end, you'll grasp various navigation methods, giving you the ability to design interactive and captivating user experiences. Join me on this exploration! Navigation in LWC Navigation is the art of moving from one component to another within your Salesforce application. It's like jump...

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Work with Salesforce Data

Work with Salesforce Data

In this blog post, we will explore different ways to work with Salesforce data in Lightning Web Components (LWC). Salesforce provides various tools and mechanisms to interact with data, ranging from base Lightning components built on Lightning Data Service (LDS) to the more flexible use of Apex. We will cover the following methods: Base Lightning Components Built on Lightning Data Service (LDS) LDS Wire Adapters Apex 1. Base Lightning Components Built on Lightning Data Service ...

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