Learning Salesforce Lightning application development : build and test lightning components for Salesforce Lightning Experience using Salesforce DX

Learning Salesforce Lightning application development build and test lightning components for Salesforce Lightning Experience using Salesforce DX

Build, design, and style beautiful and informative applications on the Salesforce Lightning platform Key Features Build and Test Lightning Components that enhance application usability and adaptability Apply Security Best Practices to your Custom Lightning Components Design Lightning Components for...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Shrivastava, Mohith, author (author)
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Birmingham ; Mumbai : Packt 2018.
Edición:1st edition
Materias:
Salesforce.com (Firm)
Application software > Development.
Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009630738106719
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright and Credits
  • PacktPub.com
  • Foreword
  • Contributors
  • Table of Contents
  • Preface
  • Chapter 1: Introduction to the Lightning Component Framework
  • Lightning Experience
  • Lightning Application
  • Creating a Lightning Application
  • Creating tabs in Lightning Experience
  • Lightning Component Tabs
  • Lightning Page Tabs
  • Lightning App Builder
  • Lightning Utility Bar
  • List views in the Lightning UI
  • The ability to calendar data in the Date and Datetime fields
  • Global Actions
  • Publisher actions
  • Lightning Component architecture
  • The concept of web components
  • Lightning Component Bundle
  • Lightning Component lifecycle
  • MVC concepts in the Lightning Component framework
  • Setting up a Salesforce developer organization to enable the building of Lightning Components
  • Creating a simple hello world Lightning Component
  • The Lightning Design system
  • Creating a simple card component using SLDS
  • Summary
  • Chapter 2: Exploring Salesforce DX
  • Enabling the developer hub in your Salesforce organization
  • Enabling the developer hub
  • Installing the Salesforce DX CLI
  • Salesforce DX commands
  • auth commands
  • Setting a default Dev Hub for scratch Org creation
  • Creating a new Salesforce DX project
  • Configuring a scratch Org definition JSON
  • Configuring project definition JSON
  • Creating a scratch Org
  • Opening the scratch Org
  • Pulling source from a scratch Org
  • Push source code to a scratch Org
  • Conflict resolution
  • Ignoring files
  • Lightning commands
  • Creating a Lightning app and components
  • Metadata API commands
  • mdapi:convert and mdapi:retrieve
  • Converting existing managed/unmanaged package code to DX Format
  • Deploy command
  • Data import and export commands in Salesforce DX
  • Data export Salesforce DX command
  • Data import Salesforce DX command.
  • Bulk data upsert Salesforce DX command
  • Limitations of bulk upsert commands
  • Installing the Visual Studio extension pack for DX
  • Developer workflow for building a Salesforce application
  • Summary
  • Chapter 3: Lightning Component Building Blocks
  • Component markup and using Lightning base components for layouts
  • Component definition aura:component
  • Access modifier
  • Providing a description to component
  • Implementing interfaces in Lightning Components
  • Lightning base components for layout and layout items
  • Lightning card base component
  • Example layouts using the Lightning layout and card components
  • Horizontal alignment using the Lightning layout base component
  • Vertical alignment using the Lightning layout base component
  • Stretching a LayoutItem using the flexibility attribute
  • Creating multiple rows and controlling the size of the row in Lightning layout
  • Lightning layout to handle multiple devices
  • Nested page layout using Lightning Layouts
  • Understanding attributes
  • Using Expression syntax
  • JavaScript controller and helper
  • Wiring the client-side to the server using Apex controllers
  • Summary
  • Chapter 4: The Lightning JavaScript API
  • Technical requirements
  • Using component get and set methods
  • Using the find function to locate the DOM
  • Introducing Locker Service
  • Strict mode enforcement in Locker Service
  • Understanding the DOM access containment hierarchy in Lightning Components
  • The proxy object in Locker Service
  • APIs available in A top-level functions
  • Exploring the A.Util APIs
  • Format date/DateTime using the Aura Localization Service
  • Find your organization's time zone
  • Find your organization's local currency
  • Formatting dates
  • Dynamically creating components using A.createComponent()
  • Destroying components using the destory() function.
  • Modifying the DOM in the RENDERER JavaScript file of the component bundle
  • Understanding the rendering life cycle of a component
  • Understanding re-rendering the life cycle of a component
  • Using custom labels in Lightning Components
  • Dynamically populating label parameters
  • ES6 support in Lightning Components
  • An introduction to Promises
  • Promise support in Lightning Components
  • Summary
  • Chapter 5: Events in the Lightning Component Framework
  • Browser events
  • Capturing browser events
  • Event handling in Lightning base components
  • Application events
  • Creating application events
  • Registering application events
  • Firing an application event
  • Handling application events
  • Getting event attributes from a handled event
  • Handling capturing and bubbling events
  • Component events
  • Creating a component event
  • Registering a component event
  • Firing the component event
  • Handling component events
  • Alternate syntax to handle events raised by child components
  • Getting event attributes from handled events
  • Creating a sales LeaderBoard Lightning Application using events
  • Communicating between components
  • Passing data down the component hierarchy
  • Using aura:method to call child methods from parent methods
  • Using the aura method asynchronously
  • Optimal event architecture design pattern
  • Adding custom events to components dynamically
  • Summary
  • Chapter 6: Lightning Data Service and Base Components
  • Lightning Data Service
  • Loading Salesforce record context data using force:recordData
  • Functions available for CRUD records
  • Saving existing records
  • Creating a new record
  • Deleting records
  • Using SaveRecordResult
  • Example components using Lightning Data Service
  • Lightning base components
  • An introduction to Lightning input field components.
  • Creating an input form using the RecordEdit and Lightning input field components
  • Introducing events and attributes in Lightning record edit form and input field
  • Creating a contact edit form using the Lightning input field and RecordEditForm components
  • Using the Lightning output field component
  • The list view component
  • Creating a tree view using the tree and tree grid components
  • Formatting output data using Lightning base components
  • Using the datatable component
  • Using Lightning input components
  • Using the carousel component
  • Summary
  • Chapter 7: Using External JavaScript Libraries in Lightning Components
  • Third-party JavaScript libraries in Lightning Components
  • Attributes
  • Events
  • Integrating a third-party library into Lightning Components
  • Integrating the Select2 JavaScript library into Lightning Components
  • Integrating the MomentJs library into Lightning Components
  • Creating a Locker Service-compliant JavaScript bundle using webpack
  • Introduction to webpack
  • Entry
  • Output
  • Loaders
  • Plugins
  • Integrating choices.js into Lightning Components
  • Structuring a JS-heavy project in Salesforce DX
  • Creating a Locker Service-compatible bundle with webpack
  • ChartJs in Lightning Components
  • Making client-side calls to external sites using JavaScript
  • Communication between the Lightning main frame and iframe
  • Communication from the Visualforce page to the Lightning Component
  • Communication from the Lightning Component to the Visualforce page
  • Rendering a React application in a Lightning Component using Lightning:container
  • Rendering  reactApp using the LCC npm module in a Lightning Component
  • Limitations of Lightning:container
  • Summary
  • Chapter 8: Debugging Lightning Components
  • Enabling Debug Mode
  • Salesforce Lightning Inspector
  • Lightning Salesforce Inspector tabs.
  • Component Tree
  • auraTemp
  • Transactions tab
  • Performance tab
  • Event Log tab
  • Actions tab
  • Storage tab
  • Salesforce community page optimizer
  • Using the Chrome developer Console
  • Setting breakpoints in the Chrome developer Console
  • Pause on caught exceptions
  • Apex debugging
  • Using the Salesforce CLI to stream logs
  • Advanced debugging with the Replay Debugger
  • Summary
  • Chapter 9: Performance Tuning Your Lightning Component
  • Storable actions
  • When to use storable actions?
  • Avoiding nested aura:if in aura:iteration
  • A.createComponent() for lazy loading
  • Using plain old JavaScript to gain maximum performance
  • Events strategy for performance and ease of code maintenance
  • Event anti-patters that can cause a performance bottleneck
  • &lt
  • aura:iteration&gt
  • - multiple items set
  • Optimizing JavaScript in Lightning Components
  • Unbound expression bindings
  • Using the Lightning data service
  • Leveraging Lightning base components
  • Creating a record form, using Lightning:recordForm
  • Optimizing Apex code
  • Limiting data rows for lists
  • Reducing server response time, using the platform cache
  • Avoiding sending responses from Apex as wrapper objects
  • Disabling Debug Mode for production
  • Summary
  • Chapter 10: Taking Lightning Components out of Salesforce Using Lightning Out
  • Lightning Out in Visualforce
  • Creating a Lightning dependency application
  • Adding Lightning Components for the Visualforce JavaScript library
  • Adding JavaScript to create a component on a Visualforce page
  • Lightning Out in a Node.js application
  • Creating a connected application
  • Setting up a Node.js application
  • Creating a Lightning Out application
  • Deploying Node.js application on Heroku
  • Lightning Out for unauthenticated users
  • Lightning Out limitations and considerations
  • Summary.
  • Chapter 11: Lightning Flows.

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