
Explore lightning web components (LWC) in Salesforce. Compare with Visualforce and Aura, and build reusable, performant UI using HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
Compare Visualforce, Aura components, and LWC to understand how client-side rendering, mobile performance, and browser-based features shape Salesforce Lightning development.
Explore how web components create a standard model with custom elements, templates, shadow DOM, and ES modules, and how Lightning web components boost performance and interoperability.
compare lwc with aura components, highlighting better performance and standards-based development. learn about security, testing, and compatibility benefits of lwc built on web standards.
Explore the coexistence of aura and lwc on the same page, showing how they share the same base and underlying data services and security.
Explore browser support for lwc components across Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari, detailing compatibility with Lightning Experience and Lightning Community and noting typical limitations.
Explore which JavaScript versions and features Lightning web components support across browsers and devices, rooted in the ECMA standards from ES6 through ES9.
Explore the tools and experiences supported by lightning web components, including mobile and desktop experiences, lightning out, communities, visualforce, and packaging through tooling API.
Learn how to set up a complete development environment for lightning web components for a live project, including sign up, domain enablement, debugging tools, and cli workflows.
Sign up for a Salesforce account, obtain a lifetime free developer edition, and configure login details, including email, password, security questions, and domain enablement.
Enable My Domain in your development org to customize the login page and branding, configure authentication and logging policies, and support single sign-on for Lightning components.
Enable debug mode in your development org to easily read and debug JavaScript code within lightning components by selectively enabling it for developers or sandbox users.
Install Visual Studio Code to develop lightning web components for Salesforce, and learn to download, install, and configure the editor for debugging and IntelliSense.
Install the Salesforce extension pack from the marketplace to enable Salesforce development in Visual Studio Code and explore lightning components.
Install and configure the Salesforce CLI to streamline development and build automation, set environment paths, and integrate with Visual Studio Code and Salesforce extensions.
Set up the main org as devhub and configure scratch orgs to emulate different environments, then authorize and manage them with the Salesforce CLI and VS Code.
Create a project and scratch org in Visual Studio Code, using disposable scratch orgs to develop, configure, and test Salesforce data alongside sandboxes.
Create a lightning web component and its folder structure, including html, javascript, and metadata files. Follow naming conventions: start with lowercase, allow only alphanumeric or underscores, and ensure namespace uniqueness.
Learn to create a lightning web component using an HTML template, a JavaScript file, and a metadata configuration, including the template master tag and exposure targets.
Expose your first Lightning web component on a Lightning Record Page and see its placement on accounts and opportunities. Activate it and assign access via profiles.
Explore styling lightning web components with standard syntax, the lightning design system, or per component css files, respecting naming rules and the rule that a parent cannot style its children.
Build and style a Salesforce Lightning web component with a custom CSS style file, then activate it on a Lightning page using the Lightning App Builder to view the styling.
Learn to add a CSS file and apply custom styling to a Lightning web component, using CSS attributes, classes, and background colors to improve look and feel.
Learn to style a lightning web component using the Salesforce SLDS, applying prebuilt classes to tables and UI elements with inline options.
Create a single CSS library to share styling across multiple lightning web components, then import that library into each component to apply consistent branding and rules.
Learn to bind data dynamically in a Salesforce lightning web component using JavaScript fields, properties, and attributes, and distinguish public and private properties and reactive versus non-reactive behavior.
Learn how to use private and public properties in a lightning web component to bind dynamic input data, handle change events, and compute a running total with arithmetic operations.
Learn how to implement conditional rendering in Salesforce Lightning web components using template if true/false directives to show or hide content based on user input and calculation state.
Lightning web component (LWC) is a new programming model with following web standards to develop salesforce lightning components and this is the only tutorial with maximum hour of video with real time project. Each session explained with many live coding to make your LWC concepts deep clear so that you can make your journey to be expert in LWC.
All code are also added in the tutorial for your reference and we are updating this with each new feature monthly wise.
LWC is still new in the market and learning LWC can make you a Salesforce gem and can give your resume another dimension.
This course is designed from basic to expertise level. if you are beginner , nothing to worry, its very easy and well organized course to make your learning simple and smooth. Also for expert, you can learn deep knowledge of LWC and add many more skills in your professional career with live real-time examples and scenarios with series of codes.
There is one complete real time project added in the end of session which covers all lwc concepts and how to implement it. Every session delivered with examples and code which is shared in the session already .