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    Lightning Web Component Topics

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    This document provides an overview of Lightning Web Components including how to create them, work with data, communicate between components, use them in Salesforce experiences, debug them, and test them. It also discusses migrating from Aura components to Lightning Web Components and coexistence between the two frameworks.

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    Lightning Web Component Topics

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    This document provides an overview of Lightning Web Components including how to create them, work with data, communicate between components, use them in Salesforce experiences, debug them, and test them. It also discusses migrating from Aura components to Lightning Web Components and coexistence between the two frameworks.

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    This document provides an overview of Lightning Web Components including how to create them, work with data, communicate between components, use them in Salesforce experiences, debug them, and test them. It also discusses migrating from Aura components to Lightning Web Components and coexistence between the two frameworks.

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    678 views4 pages

    Lightning Web Component Topics

    Uploaded by

    Bhavesh
    This document provides an overview of Lightning Web Components including how to create them, work with data, communicate between components, use them in Salesforce experiences, debug them, and test them. It also discusses migrating from Aura components to Lightning Web Components and coexistence between the two frameworks.

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    The documentation introduces Lightning Web Components and provides an overview of their capabilities and best practices. It covers topics such as defining components, data binding, communication between components, and working with Salesforce data.

    Some of the main components introduced are defining a component structure with HTML, JavaScript, and CSS files, using templates for data binding, composing child components, and lifecycle hooks like connectedCallback().

    Components can communicate through events by creating, dispatching, and handling custom events. Events can also be used to propagate between parent and child components.

    Lightning Web Components Dev Guide

    Introducing Lightning Web Components


    Documentation Updates
    Supported Browsers
    Supported JavaScript
    Supported Salesforce Experiences and Tools
    Lightning Component Library
    Hello World in the Playground
    Set Up Your Dev Environment
    Development Workflows
    Develop in Scratch Orgs
    Hello World in a Scratch Org
    Develop in Non-Scratch Orgs
    Explore Trailhead and Sample Code
    Create Lightning Web Components
    Define a Component
    Component Folder
    Component HTML File
    Component JavaScript File
    Component Configuration File
    Component CSS File
    Component SVG Icon
    Additional JavaScript Files
    Component Tests
    Component Namespaces
    HTML Templates
    Data Binding in a Template
    Render HTML Conditionally
    Render Lists
    CSS
    Lightning Design System
    Aura Styles and Design Tokens
    CSS Style Sheets
    JavaScript
    JavaScript Properties
    JavaScript Property Names
    Reactive Properties
    Public Properties
    Tracked Properties
    Data Types
    Boolean Properties
    Private Properties
    Reflect Properties
    Share JavaScript Code
    Use Third-Party JavaScript Libraries
    Call APIs from JavaScript
    Composition
    Compose Components
    Set Properties on Children
    Call Methods on Children
    Pass Markup into Slots
    Access Elements the Component Owns
    Shadow DOM
    Slots Vs Data
    Access Salesforce Resources
    Static Resources
    Content Asset Files
    SVG Resources
    Labels
    Internationalization
    Current User ID
    Component Accessibility
    Accessibility Attributes
    Handle Focus
    Lifecycle Hooks
    Lifecycle Flow
    constructor()
    connectedCallback() and disconnectedCallback()
    renderedCallback()
    errorCallback()
    Communicate with Events
    Create and Dispatch Events
    Handle Events
    Configure Event Propagation
    Communicate Between Components
    Events Best Practices
    Work with Salesforce Data
    Lightning Data Service
    Use Base Components
    Load a Record
    Edit a Record
    Create a Record
    Change the Form Display Density
    Create a Data Table
    Usage Considerations
    Get Data with Wire Service
    Get Record Data
    Create Records
    Handle Errors
    Call Apex Methods
    Call APIs from Apex
    Continuations
    Work with a Continuation in an Apex Class
    @AuraEnabled Annotations for Continuations
    Continuation Example
    Continuation Limits
    Security with Lightning Locker
    JavaScript Strict Mode Enforcement
    DOM Access Containment
    Secure Wrappers
    Third-Party Web Components
    Salesforce Global Variables
    Unsupported Browsers
    Lightning Locker Tools
    Content Security Policy Overview
    Use Components in Salesforce Experiences
    View Components in Setup
    Lightning App Builder
    Tips for Lightning App Builder
    Community Builder
    Form Factors
    Outlook and Gmail
    Standalone Apps
    Visualforce Pages
    AppExchange
    Make a Component Width-Aware
    Component Record Context
    Component Object Context
    Navigate to Pages, Records, and Lists
    Basic Navigation
    Add Query Parameters
    Navigate to Different Page Types
    Open Files
    Display a Toast Notification
    Use Components Outside Salesforce
    Lightning Out Requirements
    Lightning Out Dependencies
    Lightning Out Markup
    Authentication from Lightning Out
    Share with Unauthenticated Users
    Lightning Out Considerations and Limitations
    Aura Coexistence
    Composition
    Events
    Share JavaScript Code
    Migrate Aura Components
    Migration Strategy
    Pick a Component to Migrate
    Migrate Component Bundle Files
    Migrate Markup
    Migrate Attributes
    Migrate Iterations
    Migrate Conditionals
    Migrate Expressions
    Migrate Global Value Providers
    Migrate Initializers
    Migrate Facets
    Migrate Base Components
    Migrate Registered Events
    Migrate Event Handlers
    Migrate Access Controls
    Migrate Events
    Migrate Interfaces
    Migrate CSS
    Migrate JavaScript
    Migrate Apex
    Data Binding Behavior Differences With Aura
    Base Components: Aura Vs Lightning Web Components
    Debug Lightning Web Components
    Enable Debug Mode
    Chrome DevTools
    Test Lightning Web Components
    Install Jest
    Run Jest Tests
    Write Jest Tests
    Write Jest Tests for Wire Service
    End-to-End Tests
    Reference
    Configuration File Tags
    HTML Template Directives
    Decorators
    Lifecycle Hooks
    @salesforce Modules
    lightning/ui*Api Wire Adapters and Functions
    Supported Objects
    lightning/uiListApi (Beta)
    getListUi (Beta)
    lightning/uiObjectInfoApi
    getObjectInfo
    getPicklistValues
    getPicklistValuesByRecordType
    lightning/uiRecordApi
    createRecord(recordInput)
    createRecordInputFilteredByEditedFields(recordInput, originalRecord)
    deleteRecord(recordId)
    generateRecordInputForCreate(record,objectInfo)
    generateRecordInputForUpdate(record, objectInfo)
    getFieldValue(record, field)
    getFieldDisplayValue(record, field)
    getRecord
    getRecordCreateDefaults
    getRecordUi
    updateRecord(recordInput, clientOptions)
    PageReference Types

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