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Learning Salesforce Lightning Application Development
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<Learning Salesforce Lightning Application Development> ▶Book Description
Built on the Salesforce App Cloud, the new Salesforce Lightning Experience combines three major components: Lightning Design System, Lightning App Builder, and Lightning Components, to provide an enhanced user experience. This book will enable you to quickly create modern, enterprise apps with Lightning Component Framework.
You will start by building simple Lightning Components and understanding the Lightning Components architecture. The chapters cover the basics of Lightning Component Framework semantics and syntax, the security features provided by Locker Service, and use of third-party libraries inside Lightning Components. The later chapters focus on debugging, performance tuning, testing using Lightning Testing Services, and how to publish Lightning Components on Salesforce AppExchange.
▶What You Will Learn
⦁ Understand Lightning Components architecture
⦁ Learn Locker security best practices
⦁ Debug and Improve performance of your Lightning Components
⦁ Use third-party libraries along with Lightning Component Framework
⦁ Learn how to publish Lightning Components on AppExchange
⦁ Use Lightning Out to take your Lightning Components outside the Salesforce 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 Salesforce UIs such as Lightning Pages, Salesforce 1 Application, Communities, and more.
▶Who This Book Is For
The target audience for this book includes beginner, intermediate, and advanced Salesforce developers and architects who want to fully understand the capabilities of the Lightning Components Framework and learn about application development on the Salesforce platform.
This book can also be used by JavaScript frontend developers who are familiar with JavaScript and want to understand the capabilities and boundaries of the Lightning Components Framework. The book also covers the integration capabilities of the framework with other open source JavaScript libraries and how to take Lightning components built on the platform to outside world.
▶What this book covers
⦁ Chapter 1, Introduction to the Lightning Component Framework, introduces you to the basics of the Lightning Components architecture and tells you why you should learn about the Lightning Components Framework. The chapter also covers Lightning Experience UI capabilities and where in the Lightning Experience you can leverage custom Lightning components to customize.
⦁ Chapter 2, Exploring Salesforce DX, covers basics of the Salesforce DX CLI capabilities and commands. The chapter focuses on how to leverage Salesforce DX to create a source-driven development workflow on the platform. You will learn how to use Salesforce DX to create Salesforce applications.
⦁ Chapter 3, Lightning Component Building Blocks, teaches you how to build a custom Lightning component. This chapter covers how to write component markup, JavaScript client-side controllers and helper functions, server-side Apex code that client-side helper functions can talk to, and Lightning Base components to create layouts.
⦁ Chapter 4, The Lightning JavaScript API, covers the native APIs that are provided by the framework and the Locker Service security model for the components. This chapter also talks about differences between the native JavaScript APIs and the APIs available under Locker Service.
⦁ Chapter 5, Events in the Lightning Component Framework, teaches you the syntax for creating and firing application and component events. The chapter also covers various intercommunication patterns available in the framework for passing data between components.
⦁ Chapter 6, Lightning Data Service and Base Components, covers the syntax and capabilities of Lightning Data Service and how it simplifies fetching context data, as well as how it enables you to create, read, edit, and delete records when it comes to contextual data. You will also explore how the Lightning Data Service can make custom components react to data changes in the UI. This chapter also teaches you how to work with Salesforce-provided base components.
⦁ Chapter 7, Using External JavaScript Libraries in Lightning Components, covers how you can integrate third-party libraries, such as Chart.js, Moment.js, and ReactJS with the Lightning Components Framework. You will also learn about the debugging procedure in the case of a library not working under Locker Service, and you'll discover how to use open source JavaScript bundlers, such as webpack, to make them Locker Service compatible.
⦁ Chapter 8, Debugging Lightning Components, teaches you about the debugging techniques for client-side JavaScript controllers and helpers using Chrome Developer Tools, and debugging techniques for Apex using the new Apex Replay Debugger.
⦁ Chapter 9, Performance Tuning Your Lightning Components, covers how you can improve the performance of your Lightning components with techniques such as using storable actions, platform caching, and paginating data rows that are returned from the server. You will learn about the Chrome extensions and plugins available for figuring performance bottlenecks.
⦁ Chapter 10, Taking Lightning Components out of Salesforce Using Lightning Out, teaches you how to work with the Lightning Out technology. You will learn about the steps and processes required to take your Lightning components outside the Salesforce platform.
⦁ Chapter 11, Lightning Flows, teaches you how to use Lightning components with the Salesforce Flow builder. You will learn about how components can pass data to flows and how you can embed flows inside Lightning components.
⦁ Chapter 12, Making Components Available for Salesforce Mobile and Communities, teaches how to use Lightning components in Salesforce mobile applications (Salesforce1), and Salesforce Community Builder. We will learn how to customize communities using custom theme layouts and custom navigation. You will also learn how to override profile menus and create your own templates.
⦁ Chapter 13, Lightning Navigation and Lightning Console APIs, covers how to work with the Navigation API, the Workspace API, and the Messaging API for the Utility Bar component. The chapter also teaches you about the options available for customizing components in Salesforce Console.
⦁ Chapter 14, Unit Testing Lightning Components, teaches you how to write unit tests for Lightning components using the Lightning Testing Service. You will learn about Jasmine and how to leverage Jasmine with the Lightning Testing Service to write unit tests for the custom Lightning components.
⦁ Chapter 15, Publishing Lightning Components on AppExchange, teaches you how to publish components on Salesforce AppExchange so that components can be installed in multiple Salesforce instances.
▶ Preface
The Salesforce Lightning platform is widely used today in a number of Fortune 500 companies for building applications that are used in sales, services, marketing, collaboration, and various other business areas. Salesforce provides the most popular Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, and the demand for Salesforce developers and consultants is increasing every year. Applications built on top of the Lighting platform are cloud based, secure, and require no on-premises software installation.
Salesforce Lightning Experience is a redesigned user interface that allows users to be more productive and innovative. Lightning Experience comprises pages and layouts that can be customized using Lightning Application Builder (a drag-and-drop interface that allows administrators to build pages by dropping various components) and Lightning Components. Salesforce provides out-of-the-box Lightning components that administrators can leverage for most business needs. However, not all user interface challenges can be solved with these out-of-box components. The Lightning Components Framework allows Salesforce developers to build custom Lightning components. A Lightning component is made up of HTML (markup) and JavaScript (secured using Salesforce Locker Service) and forms a component bundle that can be placed in Salesforce Lightning
Experience, Salesforce Communities, Salesforce Mobile App, Salesforce for Outlook, Chatter Publisher, and other Salesforce interfaces.
Salesforce DX allows developers to adopt source-driven development techniques. Salesforce DX simplifies developer workflows on the platform and helps to build and iterate Salesforce applications faster. Salesforce DX provides a command line interface (CLI) tool that simplifies setting up the developer environment for development, debugging, unit testing, and deploying Salesforce applications.
This book will teach you how to build custom Lightning components by using the Lightning Components Framework and leveraging Salesforce DX CLI commands. In this book, we cover the fundamentals and capabilities of the framework. The end goal of this book is to provide Salesforce developers with enough information so that they can start designing and building components on their own to meet their custom component needs.
⦁ Mohith Shrivastava
Mohith Shrivastava has been building and architecting Salesforce applications since 2011, when he graduated from the National Institute of Engineering, Mysore.
He is currently a Salesforce MVP and holds multiple Salesforce certifications. He is an active contributor on Salesforce Stack Exchange Community. Mohith has authored Learning Salesforce Einstein and Salesforce Essentials for Administrators for Packt publishing. In his leisure time, he loves exploring the latest technologies and spending time with his family.
▶TABLE of CONTENTS
1: INTRODUCTION TO THE LIGHTNING COMPONENT FRAMEWORK
2: EXPLORING SALESFORCE DX
3: LIGHTNING COMPONENT BUILDING BLOCKS
4: THE LIGHTNING JAVASCRIPT API
5: EVENTS IN THE LIGHTNING COMPONENT FRAMEWORK
6: LIGHTNING DATA SERVICE AND BASE COMPONENTS
7: USING EXTERNAL JAVASCRIPT LIBRARIES IN LIGHTNING COMPONENTS
8: DEBUGGING LIGHTNING COMPONENTS
9: PERFORMANCE TUNING YOUR LIGHTNING COMPONENT
10: TAKING LIGHTNING COMPONENTS OUT OF SALESFORCE USING LIGHTNING OUT
11: LIGHTNING FLOWS
12: MAKING COMPONENTS AVAILABLE FOR SALESFORCE MOBILE AND COMMUNITIES
13: LIGHTNING NAVIGATION AND LIGHTNING CONSOLE APIS
14: UNIT TESTING LIGHTNING COMPONENTS
15: PUBLISHING LIGHTNING COMPONENTS ON APPEXCHANGE
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