If your job requires you to develop custom applications that run in Lightning Experience and Salesforce1 which support multiple devices and screen sizes from a single codebase, then this course is designed especially for you. In this five-day course, you’ll learn from an expert instructor how to program Lightning Components with markup, JavaScript, CSS, Apex, and the Salesforce Lightning Design System (SLDS), and make them available to Salesforce end users use this.
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By the end of this training, you will learn to:
Create custom, reusable LightningComponents and Applications.
Surface Lightning Components and Applications in Salesforce.
Build a responsive application that runs in Salesforce1 and Lightning Experience.
Define input forms with client-side data validation.
Build Lightning applications that enable a user to search, read, and update data from a Salesforce org.
Make Lightning Components available to other developers through unmanaged packages.
Theme your application by customizing the Salesforce Lightning Design System (SLDS)
Course Contents
Day 1
Introducing Lightning Components and Applications
Using HTML5 and Lightning Components to Develop Apps
Defining a Lightning Application
Defining a Simple Component
Handling User Events
Using Helpers for Complex Client-Side Event Handling
Documenting a Component
Using OOTB Lightning Input Components
Working with Apex
Debugging and Troubleshooting Your App
Day 2
Surfacing a Component
Surfacing Lightning Components
Surfacing Components in Salesforce1 and Lightning
Experience
Building Lightning Pages with Components and App Builder
Using Lightning Components in Visualforce Pages with
Lightning
Installing and Managing Components from AppExchange
Packaging a Component for Distribution
Day 3
Implementing Navigation and Layouts
Working with SLDSX Components
Using the SLDSX Tab Panel
Implementing Buttons and Button Groups with SLDS
Implementing a “Deck of Cards” Layout
Using the SLDS/SLDSX Grid System
Implementing Menus with SLDS
Day 4
Building Advanced Components
Accessing the Component Body
Dynamically Instantiating and Destroying Component
Instances
Localizing Content
Defining and Handling Nested Sub-tags
Raising Events and Defining Public Methods
Raising Salesforce1 Events
Using Renderers
Writing Device-Specific Code
Using Inheritance
Day 5
Working with Data
Implementing Forms
Validating Input Data
Implementing a Query-by-Example System
Viewing and Editing Salesforce Records
Waiting for Server Requests to Complete
Theming your Apps
Applying Colors and Typography
Introducing Sass and SLDS Design Tokens
Using Compass to Improve Browser Compatibility and
Performance
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