Salesforce Lightning Framework with Real-world Examples

### Enroll in the NEW Salesforce Lightning Web Component Development Course ####

If your responsibilities include developing custom applications running in Lightning Experience and Salesforce1 that support multiple devices and screen sizes from a single codebase, taking this class will boost your skills to the next level.

In this course, you’ll learn 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.

WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE?

Programming Lightning Components is ideal for independent software vendors (ISVs) and web application developers who want to produce custom Lightning Components and Applications that run in Lightning Experience, Salesforce1, or hybrid mobile applications that extend the Salesforce App Cloud.

WHEN YOU COMPLETE THIS COURSE, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:

• Efficiently create custom, reusable Lightning components and applications.

• Surface Lightning components and applications throughout the Salesforce ecosystem.

• Build a Salesforce1 mobile application that marshals data from your org.

• Define input forms with client-side data validation.

• Build apps that enable a user to create, read, and update data from a Salesforce org.

• Programmatically invoke features of Salesforce1.

• Make components available to other developers through AppExchange  and unmanaged packages.

• Theme your application by using SLDS

MODULES AND TOPICS COVERED IN THIS COURSE:

• Using HTML5 and Lightning Components to Develop Apps

• Defining a Lightning Component

• Defining and Manipulating Component Attributes

• Handling User Events

• Using Helpers for Complex Client-Side Event Handling

• Working with Apex

• Deep-Diving into Building Lightning Pages with Components and App Builder

• Building Components for Lightning Experience  Record Pages

• Using Lightning in Visualforce Pages with Lightning Out

• Dynamically Instantiating and Destroying Components

• Using Renderers

• Validating Input Data

BONUS MATERIAL:

• Code Files

• Quizzes

• Interview Preparation

• Dedicated Instructor Support