SALESFORCE – LIGHTNING ( LWC)
Salesforce Lightning Web Components (LWC) is a framework and programming model for building web applications on the Salesforce platform. It is a modern, standards-based way to develop custom user interfaces and functionality for Salesforce applications. web applications within the Salesforce ecosystem, providing a powerful way to extend and enhance Salesforce functionality.
BEST SALESFORCE – LIGHTNING ( LWC) TRAINING IN PUNE | ONLINE
Duration of Training : 20 hrs
Batch type : Weekdays/Weekends
Mode of Training : Classroom/Online/Corporate Training
- Course Content
- Introduction of Lightning
Introduction to Salesforce Lightning Platform
- Working on Classic to Lightning Migration
About previous user experience
Check lists before moving to lightning experience
Rolling out to lightning experience
- Lightning Experience Basics
Get Started with Lightning
Decide When Lightning Experience Is Right for Your Company
Enable Lightning Experience
Disable switch between lightning experience and Salesforce classic
- Administration
Type of page assignment
Lightning App Builder
App Launcher
Object Manager
Global Search
Compact Layouts
Sales Cloud Features in lightning
Reports And Dashboards In lightning
Lightning App Builder
Domain
Need of Custom Domain
Lightning Process Builder
Service Cloud Features
Need Of Custom Domain
- Lightning Experience Development
User Interface Development Considerations
Use Visualforce in Lightning Experience
Enable Lightning Components in your Salesforce org
Create an Apex Controller that exposes data and logic to Lightning Applications
Create a Lightning Application
Create Lightning Components
Create Lightning Events
Communicate between Lightning Components using Lightning Events
Use Static Resources in a Lightning Application
- Fundamentals of Salesforce Lightning
Introduction to Salesforce Lightning Component
Salesforce Lightning Components Basics
Create and Edit Lightning Components
Attributes and Expressions
Handle Actions with Controllers
Input Data Using Forms
Connect to Salesforce with Server-Side Controllers
Connect Components with Events
