Play by Play: Prototyping UX Solutions in Salesforce with Playgrounds and Lightning Web Components

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Don Robins

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1.Course Overview

01.Course Overview.mp4

02:10

2.Introduction and Setting the Stage

02.Play By Play Prototyping UX Solutions Playgrounds Lightning Web Components .mp4

03:06

03.Re-visiting Prototyping.mp4

04:22

04.Getting Started and Course Wiki.mp4

05:02

05.The Scenario.mp4

01:25

06.The Agenda.mp4

04:40

3.Building out Prototypes with Playgrounds

07.Getting Started with Salesforce Playgrounds.mp4

08:41

08.Introducing Lightning Web Components.mp4

12:07

09.Errors in Playgrounds.mp4

02:31

10.Camel Case and Kebab Case Explained.mp4

02:38

11.Completing the Playground Components.mp4

05:43

12.Events.mp4

04:37

13.Data Binding.mp4

03:20

14.Why Use Playgrounds at All.mp4

03:45

4. Creating Lightning Web Components with VS Code

15.Creating the Lightning Web Components.mp4

10:33

16.Creating the Lightning Web Component Application.mp4

05:42

5.Accessing and Updating Data

17.Adding Real Data.mp4

01:45

18.Calling Apex Methods.mp4

08:52

19.Lightning Data Service - Questionnaire List and Cards.mp4

09:35

20.Lightning Data Service 2 - Questions and Answers.mp4

05:07

21.UserID and Toasts.mp4

01:24

22.Data Manipulation Explained.mp4

04:32

23.Saving Our Records.mp4

08:48

24.Design Pattern 1 - Saving a Parent and Child Record with One Click.mp4

06:59

6.Completing the Solution

25.Design Pattern 2 - Updating the Questionnaire List with Event Bubbling.mp4

10:18

26.Marking a Questionnaire as Complete.mp4

01:36

7.Summary and Recap

27.Lets Recap!.mp4

07:45

Description

This course provides updated prototyping techniques for Salesforce using Lightning Web Components and Playgrounds - both generally available in Spring 2019.

What You'll Learn?

Play by Play is a series in which top technologists work through a problem in real time, unrehearsed, and unscripted. In this course, Play by Play: Prototyping UX Solutions with Playgrounds and Lightning Web Components, Barry Hughes and Don Robins discuss how to migrate prototypes created with the Salesforce Design System Starter Kit into ‘Composite’ Lightning Web Components in a Playground. The Lightning Web Components created in the Playground are then migrated to a Salesforce org with functionality added to retrieve and manipulate data. By the end of this course, developers will be able to work in teams to prototype and agree on functionality before developing solutions in a Salesforce org.

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Don Robins is a well known Salesforce MVP, instructor, author, and speaker. A custom business application developer for more decades than he cares to admit, he focuses on Salesforce technical instruction and knowledge sharing. Certified as a Platform II Developer and an award winning Salesforce Instructor, he's presented and taught at annual Dreamforce conferences since 2010. He delivers Salesforce developer classes and workshops around the US and abroad, and manages a team of instructors as a Salesforce Training Partner.

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