1. How To Setup Salesforce DX Environment?

Lightning Web Component (LWC) is lightweight because it is built on a code which runs natively on browser and delivers exceptional performance. LWC uses core Web Components Standards i.e. Templates, Custom Elements, Shadow DOM, Imports and provides only what is necessary to perform well in browsers supported by Salesforce. Continue Reading »

Lightning Web Components Basics: Component Folder & File Structure

In this blog post, I am going to discuss about mandatory files for creating Lightning Web Component. There are following Files that we can create but 1st three files are necessary to create Lightning Web Component. Component File Structure:  * HTML File (helloWorld.html) * JavaScript File (helloWorld.js) * Configuration File(helloWorld.js-meta.xml) Continue Reading »

Create a Hello World Lightning Web Component

In this blog post, we will learn about how to create a simple Hello World Lightning Web Component. Steps: Create a Salesforce DX Project  Authorize an Org  Create a Lightning Web Component  Deploy Source to Org Add Component to App in Lightning Experience Continue Reading »

Comparative Study on Lightning Web Components for Aura Developers PART-1

In this blog post, we will learn about how Aura components and Lightning web components can work together. When should we consider migrating an Aura component to a Lightning web component? How LWC component bundle file structure differs from Aura Component? How we can use markup in aura component & LWC? Continue Reading »

Comparative Study on Lightning Web Components for Aura Developers PART-2

In this blog post, we will learn about how Aura components and Lightning web components can work together. When should we consider migrating an Aura component to a Lightning web component? How we can use markup in aura component & LWC? Continue Reading »