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Salesforce Lightning Web Component Cookbook, Published by Packt

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Instructions and Navigation

All of the code is organized into folders by chapter under the force-app folder. Each chapter folder contains the relevant sub folders for deployment of a project into a Salesforce org, such as classes and lwc. In order to deploy to your Salesforce org, you must have the Salesforce Extension Pack for Visual Studio Code installed, as well as the Salesforce CLI.

To access the code in the repository, fork the repository and clone your fork into your local VSCode. From there, authorize a free Salesforce Developer Org (sign up HERE), and deploy the force-app folder.

Description

Salesforce developers strive to build fast, scalable, and efficient apps—whether to streamline business processes, enhance user experience, or modernize legacy systems. But mastering Lightning Web Components (LWC) can be complex. Salesforce Lightning Web Development Cookbook simplifies this journey with 70-plus recipes that guide you through every stage of LWC development with step-by-step solutions to real-world challenges faced by Salesforce developers. This book covers key concepts such as component composition, data retrieval, event handling, and performance optimization. You'll explore advanced topics such as writing accessible components, migrating from Visualforce and Aura, and testing LWCs using Jest and Apex. Each recipe is carefully crafted to provide clear explanations, concise code snippets, and best practices to ensure you can immediately apply what you learn to your projects. By the end of the book, you’ll be able to successfully build and scale Lightning Web Components for enterprise-grade applications. Whether you're developing new features, troubleshooting performance issues, or transitioning legacy code, this book will equip you with the expertise needed to streamline development and create high-performance applications.

Who Is This Book For?

This cookbook is for intermediate to experienced Salesforce developers looking to master advanced Lightning Web Components (LWC) techniques. It provides practical solutions for optimizing performance, implementing complex UI patterns, and integrating LWC within the Salesforce ecosystem. Prior knowledge of Apex and JavaScript will be beneficial, but the step-by-step recipes ensure that even those new to LWC development can follow along and apply their learnings effectively.

What You Will Learn

  • Set up your development environment for Lightning Web Components.
  • Build dynamic and reusable LWC components with best practices.
  • Integrate Apex methods and handle asynchronous data.
  • Secure components using Lightning Web Security and Locker Service.
  • Optimize performance with caching and lazy loading.
  • Test and debug LWCs using Jest and Apex test classes.
  • Migrate legacy Visualforce and Aura components to LWC.
  • Work with external APIs and third-party integrations.

Get to Know the Author

Evelyn Maguire is a 10x Salesforce certified developer and architect. They started working as a software developer in 2019 after a decade in various service industries, including hospitality and telecommunications. While attending school for network engineering, Evelyn pivoted into a career in Salesforce development and never looked back. In 2024, Evelyn attended Dreamforce to accept the inaugural Own Company Innovator of the Year award for their work on a data recovery simulator.

In their free time, Evelyn coaches for RADWomen.org, an organization that upskills women from Salesforce administrators to developers. Their favorite subjects to teach are asynchronous Apex and the principles of object-oriented programming as pertaining to Apex.

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