Lightning Web Components are a modern framework for building fast, reusable, and lightweight components on the Salesforce platform. Built using standard web technologies like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS, LWCs offer a powerful way for developers to create dynamic, responsive user interfaces.
What are Slots in LWC? Slots in Lightning Web Components (LWC) are placeholders that allow parent components to inject content into child components. They enable content projection and make components more flexible and reusable. Think of slots as “holes” in your component template where…
Introduction JavaScript has evolved significantly over the years, particularly in how it handles asynchronous operations. One of the most powerful additions to the language has been the async/await syntax, which has transformed how developers write asynchronous code. Understanding Asynchronous JavaScript…
Event communication is a fundamental concept in Lightning Web Components (LWC) development. It allows components to communicate with each other efficiently. Types of Events in LWC In Lightning Web Components, there are two primary types of events: Let’s dive into…
Introduction Lightning Web Components (LWC) is Salesforce’s modern framework for building custom user interfaces in Salesforce applications. Understanding the component lifecycle is crucial for efficient component development, optimizing performance, and implementing complex functionalities. What are Lifecycle Hooks? Lifecycle hooks are…
Recently, I received the requirement where I have to showcase the picklist drop-down in the Lighting datatable, and also,
Getting the Salesforce ORG base Url or Community Base URL in Salesforce Lightning is very important as there are various use cases where you need to use Salesforce/Community Url. Use Cases Below are some of the use cases when you…
With the Winter 22 release, we have received an update called DI which can be used to achieve the same i.e. enable components to communicate with each other which are on the same app page with the help of little development and little configuration. The developer can simply expose the event to the app builder using XML file and Admin can configure the target component and interactions for the event.
