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Learning Salesforce Lightning Application Development

Learning Salesforce Lightning Application Development

By : Mohit Shrivatsava
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Learning Salesforce Lightning Application Development

Learning Salesforce Lightning Application Development

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By: Mohit Shrivatsava
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Overview of this book

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.
Table of Contents (17 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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Who this book is for
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What this book covers
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Introduction to the Lightning Component Framework
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Introduction to the Lightning Component Framework
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Lightning Experience
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Lightning Component architecture
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Setting up a Salesforce developer organization to enable the building of Lightning Components
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The Lightning Design system
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Summary
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Exploring Salesforce DX
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Exploring Salesforce DX
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Enabling the developer hub in your Salesforce organization
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Installing the Salesforce DX CLI
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Salesforce DX commands
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Lightning commands
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Metadata API commands
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Data import and export commands in Salesforce DX
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Installing the Visual Studio extension pack for DX
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Lightning Component Building Blocks
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Lightning Component Building Blocks
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Component markup and using Lightning base components for layouts
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Understanding attributes
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Using Expression syntax
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JavaScript controller and helper
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Wiring the client-side to the server using Apex controllers
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The Lightning JavaScript API
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The Lightning JavaScript API
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Technical requirements
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Using component get and set methods
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Using the find function to locate the DOM
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Introducing Locker Service
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APIs available in $A top-level functions
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Format date/DateTime using the Aura Localization Service
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Dynamically creating components using $A.createComponent()
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Modifying the DOM in the RENDERER JavaScript file of the component bundle
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Using custom labels in Lightning Components
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ES6 support in Lightning Components
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Events in the Lightning Component Framework
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Events in the Lightning Component Framework
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Browser events
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Application events
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Component events
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Creating a sales LeaderBoard Lightning Application using events
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Communicating between components
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Lightning Data Service and Base Components
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Lightning Data Service and Base Components
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Lightning Data Service
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Example components using Lightning Data Service
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Lightning base components
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Using External JavaScript Libraries in Lightning Components
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Using External JavaScript Libraries in Lightning Components
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Third-party JavaScript libraries in Lightning Components
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Debugging Lightning Components
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Debugging Lightning Components
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Enabling Debug Mode
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Salesforce Lightning Inspector 
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Salesforce community page optimizer
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Using the Chrome developer Console
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Apex debugging
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Performance Tuning Your Lightning Component
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Performance Tuning Your Lightning Component
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Storable actions
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Avoiding nested aura:if in aura:iteration
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Events strategy for performance and ease of code maintenance
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Optimizing JavaScript in Lightning Components
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Unbound expression bindings
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Using the Lightning data service
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Leveraging Lightning base components
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Optimizing Apex code
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Disabling Debug Mode for production
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Taking Lightning Components out of Salesforce Using Lightning Out
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Taking Lightning Components out of Salesforce Using Lightning Out
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Lightning Out in Visualforce
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Lightning Out in a Node.js application
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Lightning Out for unauthenticated users
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Lightning Out limitations and considerations
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Lightning Flows
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Lightning Flows
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Introducing Flows
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Adding custom components in Flow builder
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Making Components Available for Salesforce Mobile and Communities
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Making Components Available for Salesforce Mobile and Communities
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Using Lightning Components in a Salesforce mobile application
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Lightning Components in Community Cloud
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Lightning Navigation and Lightning Console APIs
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Lightning Navigation and Lightning Console APIs
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Adding navigation support using Lightning :navigation
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Introducing the Lightning Console
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Unit Testing Lightning Components
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Unit Testing Lightning Components
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Introduction to Jasmine
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LTS
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Publishing Lightning Components on AppExchange
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Publishing Lightning Components on AppExchange
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Namespacing Salesforce developer instances for managed package generation
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The impact of namespacing Salesforce instances on the component bundle
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Creating scratch Orgs with namespaces
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Creating a managed package
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Documenting your components using the auradoc file
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Using the design file to allow admins to configure attributes
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Publishing components on AppExchange
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Lightning Out for unauthenticated users

In the last section, we required a connected app and authentication from  Salesforce to render the Lightning Component. Authentication is needed if you want the application to securely fetch data from Salesforce using the user credentials.

However, let's say you want a non-secure component to be hosted on your site. An example could be a simple web to read form or a contact information collection form, and you do not want your users to log in.

For this scenario, the Lightning Out application will implement a special interface named ltng:allowGuestAccess and you will also need to create a Salesforce community that is published for the public.

Let's take a step-by-step walkthrough of how to take components outside Salesforce for unauthenticated users:

  1. Create a  Lightning Out dependency app that implements ltng:allowGuestAccess. The simple code modification to our YouTube Lightning Out application will be as follows. The name of the app is youtubesearchOutApp...
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