Fields in Salesforce
Table of Contents: Fields: Fields are columns of a Salesforce object. They represent certain details about the object. For example, our Employee object can consist of the following fields. Fields also can be standard and custom. Name is an example of a standard field, which Salesforce has created for our…
Objects and Tabs in Salesforce
Table of Contents Salesforce Objects Overview Salesforce Objects serve as the backbone of the Salesforce platform, functioning as database tables that store data pertinent to an organization. In Salesforce, objects are classified into two primary types: I. Standard Objects and II. Custom Objects. 1. Standard Objects Standard Objects are built-in…
Salesforce Apps
In Salesforce, applications are a collection of objects or tabs. Objects here refer to something similar to database tables. Tabs, on the other hand, are links that take you to these tables. We use these objects and tabs to manage records of different types. Read the previous article Create Developer…
Salesforce Admin Tutorial – 2: Create Developer Account
How to create a Salesforce Developer account Creating a Salesforce Developer account is entirely free. You don’t need to pay anything to acquire this license. It, however, limits your access to a limited number of features on the platform. There’ll also be a 5MB limit on data storage and a…
Salesforce Admin Tutorial – Introduction and Overview
Table of Contents What is Salesforce? Salesforce is a cloud-based software company that provides customer relationship management (CRM) services. It allows businesses to use cloud technology to better connect with customers, partners, and potential clients. The platform is designed to manage and analyze customer activity across multiple touchpoints and streamline…
Getters and Setters in LWC
We already discussed the utility of getters, how if we want to display the result of expression we can use getters as HTML doesn’t know to allow to compute an expression on the go. Setters are used if I want to execute a custom logic every time a value of…
Attributes and Properties in LWC
In Lightning Web Components (LWC), attributes and properties are central concepts that allow components to interact with each other and handle data effectively. Here’s an overview of both, explaining their roles, usage, and how they differ: Attributes Attributes in LWC are typically used to define the configuration or initial values…
Component Composition in LWC
Component composition in Lightning Web Components (LWC) refers to the practice of building complex user interfaces by combining multiple smaller components into a larger, more complex component. This approach leverages the encapsulation and reusability features of LWC to create modular, maintainable, and scalable applications. An event is a signal that…
Directives in LWC
In Lightning Web Components (LWC), directives are special tokens in the markup that provide instructions to the framework about how to process or manipulate the DOM in response to changes in component state. Directives in LWC are essential for creating dynamic, responsive applications. They allow developers to control rendering logic…
Templates in LWC
In Lightning Web Components (LWC), templates play a crucial role as they define the structure of your component’s user interface. They are essentially HTML files that determine how a component renders in the browser. LWC uses a standard HTML-based template system, enhanced with modern web standards like custom elements, shadow…
