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Salesforce Lightning Web Component Development (LWC)
Introduction to Lightning Web Components
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Introduction to the course (4:06)
Overview of Lightning Web Components: Benefits of Lightning Web Components (3:17)
Setting Up Development Environment
Setting up Development Environment: Install Salesforce CLI and VIsual Studio (4:49)
Setting Up My Domain and Enable Dev Hub in Salesforce (7:06)
Create a Scratch Org (7:37)
Commands commands to use in Visual studio (14:00)
Building Lightning Web Components
Building our First Lightning Web Component (7:00)
Data binding in Lightning Web Component (8:40)
Data Binding in Lightning Web component Example 2 (7:47)
Rendering Components Conditionally in LWC
Render DOM Elements Conditionally using if:true|false directive (5:12)
If:True|False directive in Lightning Web Components (11:42)
Rendering List of Items in Lightning Web Components
How to Render a List of Items in Lightning Web Components? (9:43)
How to Render a List using Iterator directive? (9:19)
Building Applications In Lightning Web Components
Building a Simple Application: Simple Interest Calculator (11:38)
Building a Simple Application with Lightning Web Components: Shape Calculator (16:26)
Types of properties in lwc
What are Public Properties in LWC? (7:35)
Difference between Reactive and Non-Reactive Property in LWC? (9:07)
How to pass Data from Parent Component to Child Component in LWC? (10:05)
What are Boolean Properties in LWC? (6:12)
Lightning Web components Lifecycle Methods
Component Lifecycle Hooks: Lifecycle Hooks in Lightning Web Components (6:47)
Lightning Web Components Communication
How to call child component method from parent? (12:13)
Custom Event Communication from Child to Parent component (5:10)
Communicate with Events: Create and Dispatch of events (11:36)
Communicate with Events: Create and Dispatch of events (3:33)
Overview of Pub Sub Model in Lightning Web Component (6:23)
Learn about Pub Sub model with help of an example (20:11)
Working with Records inside Lightning Web Components
Different ways to access salesforce data in Lightning web components (1:00)
How to create a Record using Lightning Data Service in Lightning web component? (12:54)
View and Create Record using Lightning Data Service (18:09)
Work With Records Using Base Components (2:05)
Work with Records Using Base Components : (6:32)
Display a Record with custom layout using base component (6:21)
How to access Salesforce Data using Base Components: lightning-record-edit-form (10:49)
How to create a new record using lightning-record-edit-form? (5:51)
Create and view the record using lightning-record-edit-form component (12:10)
How to fetch Records Via Apex? (12:49)
How to fetch records Via Apex? (16:03)
Toast Notifications in Lightning Web Components
Using toast notifications in Lightning Web components (8:56)
Navigation Service in Lightning Web Components
Navigation Service in Lightning Web Components (6:50)
Navigating to Object Record Pages (11:58)
Navigating to Account Record Recent List and Related Contact Records (7:34)
Navigating to Web Page (3:17)
Navigating to Home Page and Chatter Page (7:05)
Test Lightning Web Components using JTest framework
Install npm and JTest for testing Lightning web components (6:50)
Write Jest Tests for Lightning Web Components (16:13)
Build an Application from scratch using Lightning Web Components
Overview of the Application (3:09)
Adding static Resources for the application (3:02)
Working on our first component: ProductTileList component (8:10)
Working on the JS file for the productTileList Component (10:44)
Setting up targets and CSS file for productTileList component (2:27)
Working on the 2nd component: productTile component (4:26)
Working on the JS file for productTile Component (6:48)
Setting up targets and CSS file for the productTile Component (3:04)
Working on the 3rd component: productFilter component (10:49)
Working on the JS file for productFilter component (17:09)
Setting up targets and CSS file for the productFilter component (1:34)
Working on the 4th component: productCard Component (9:09)
Working on the JS file for the productCard component (9:00)
Setting up the targets and CSS file for productCard component (4:10)
Working on the 5th component: placeholderComponent (5:37)
Setting up CSS file for placeholderComponent (1:49)
Paginator Component (5:25)
Setting up CSS file and targets for the Paginator component (7:13)
Product Controller Class and getProducts() (18:09)
PagedResult class (3:11)
Push the code changes and uploading data for our app (7:02)
Overview of the EBikeExplorer application (2:34)
Setting up Development Environment: Install Salesforce CLI and VIsual Studio
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