Module 1: Introduction to Salesforce and Lightning Web Components (LWC)
- Overview of Salesforce EcosystemIntroduction to Salesforce CRMSalesforce development tools: Apex, Visualforce, and LightningThe Salesforce Platform: Salesforce DX, Sandboxes, and Production
- What is Lightning Web Components (LWC)?History and Evolution: From Aura to LWCBenefits of LWC over Aura ComponentsLWC Architecture
- LWC vs Traditional Web ComponentsUnderstanding Web Components (Custom Elements, Shadow DOM, etc.)Key differences between LWC and other frameworks
Module 2: Setting Up Salesforce Development Environment
- Salesforce Developer Edition Account SetupCreating a Salesforce Developer OrgConfiguring a Developer EnvironmentEnabling Lightning Web Components
- Salesforce CLI InstallationInstalling Salesforce CLILogging into Salesforce via CLISetting up Salesforce DX ProjectUnderstanding Scratch Orgs vs Sandboxes
- Salesforce Code Editor SetupInstalling and configuring Visual Studio Code (VS Code)Installing Salesforce Extensions for VS CodeUsing VS Code to interact with Salesforce
Module 3: Fundamentals of Lightning Web Components
- Understanding LWC ComponentsComponent Structure: HTML, JavaScript, and CSSComponent Metadata: meta.xml file and its purposeComponent Lifecycle in LWC
- HTML Template and Data BindingUsing lightning-* base componentsInterpolating JavaScript Expressions in HTMLTwo-Way Data Binding in LWCUsing JavaScript Expressions in TemplateConditional Rendering and Iteration
- Working with EventsEvent Handling: Custom and Standard EventsDispatching Events from Child to Parent ComponentsHandling Event Bubbling and Capturing
Module 4: JavaScript in LWC
- JavaScript Basics for LWCES6+ Features in LWCArrow Functions, Classes, and ModulesImporting Standard and Custom Modules
- JavaScript and DOM ManipulationTemplate Refs in LWCUsing this and @track for Data BindingUnderstanding Reactive Properties and SettersWorking with DOM in LWC
- Data Flow in LWCProperty Binding and Event Handling between Parent and Child ComponentsState Management in LWCUsing @wire to fetch data from Salesforce
Module 5: Advanced LWC Concepts
- Working with Apex in LWCCalling Apex Methods from LWCPassing Parameters to Apex MethodsHandling Responses from Apex in LWCError Handling with Apex and LWC
- Wire Adapters and Functions@wire Service for Data RetrievalUsing @wire with Apex MethodsWire Functions for Standard and Custom Data Services
- Interactivity and Client-Side StorageHandling User Input with FormsStoring Data Using localStorage and sessionStorageClient-Side Caching Techniques
- Custom LWC Components and LibrariesCreating Reusable Custom ComponentsPackaging and Distribution of LWC ComponentsBest Practices for Writing Maintainable Code
Module 6: Styling and Theming in LWC
- Styling LWC with CSSScoped Styling with LWCUsing :host and :host-context Pseudo-classesOverriding Base Lightning Styles
- Salesforce Lightning Design System (SLDS)Overview of SLDS and Its Role in LWCUsing SLDS Classes in LWCCustomizing SLDS for Your Application
- Responsive DesignMaking LWC Components Mobile-FriendlyUtilizing SLDS Grid System for LayoutsHandling Different Screen Sizes
Module 7: Integrating with Salesforce Data
- Using @wire to Retrieve Data from SalesforceFetching Records Using Standard Adapters (e.g., getRecord, getObjectInfo)Querying Salesforce Data with SOQL in LWCHandling Complex Data with @wire
- CRUD Operations in LWCCreating, Updating, Deleting Salesforce Records with LWCManaging Records Using Apex and LWCHandling User Feedback (Success/Error Messages)
- Using Lightning Data Service (LDS)Introduction to LDSWorking with lightning-record-form, lightning-record-edit-form, and lightning-record-view-formCustomizing Record Forms
Module 8: Testing and Debugging LWC
- Unit Testing for LWCIntroduction to Jest Testing FrameworkWriting Unit Tests for LWC ComponentsMocking Data and Apex Calls in TestsBest Practices for Writing Tests
- Debugging LWC CodeUsing Browser Developer Tools for DebuggingDebugging LWC with VS Code and Salesforce CLITroubleshooting Common Issues in LWC
- Deployment and Version ControlDeploying LWC Components to Salesforce OrgUsing Git for Version ControlWorking with Salesforce CI/CD Tools
Module 9: Security and Performance in LWC
- Security Best Practices in LWCSecure Coding PracticesProtecting Against Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)Security Considerations When Using Apex in LWC
- Optimizing Performance of LWC ComponentsLazy Loading and Conditional RenderingEfficient Data Handling and PaginationOptimizing the Performance of Large Data SetsBest Practices for Optimizing LWC
Module 10: Advanced Topics and Use Cases
- Advanced Integration with External SystemsCalling External APIs from LWC using ApexOAuth Authentication in LWCWorking with RESTful and SOAP Web Services
- Lightning Web Components for MobileMobile-Friendly LWC DesignUsing LWC in Salesforce Mobile AppCreating Mobile-Optimized User Interfaces
- Salesforce AppExchange and LWCBuilding and Distributing LWC Components on the AppExchangePartnering with Salesforce to Create Advanced Applications
Module 11: Capstone Project and Final Assessment
- Capstone ProjectDesigning a Full LWC-based ApplicationIntegrating Data, Apex, and User InterfacesFinalizing and Deploying the Project to a Salesforce Org
- Final AssessmentReviewing Key ConceptsPractical Examination and Code ReviewFeedback and Certification
Module 12: Conclusion and Next Steps
- Final Thoughts on LWC DevelopmentCareer Paths for Salesforce DevelopersContinuing Education: Resources and Communities
- Q&A SessionOpen Discussion on Challenges Faced During the CourseAdvice for Developers Starting with LWC
- Next Steps in Salesforce DevelopmentSalesforce Certified Platform Developer I Certification PreparationJoining the Salesforce Developer Community
Appendices
- ResourcesOfficial Salesforce DocumentationLWC GitHub RepositoriesOnline Salesforce Developer Community
- Glossary of TermsKey Salesforce and LWC Terminology
- FAQCommon Issues and Solutions in LWC Development
This comprehensive outline covers all essential topics, from the basics of Salesforce and LWC to advanced development techniques and real-world use cases. Participants will gain hands-on experience and build the necessary skills to develop, test, and deploy LWC applications effectively.
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