Salesforce’s annual Dreamforce 2021 was different in many ways. A very select number of people were invited to attend (thanks COVID). Most of Dreamforce was done virtually for the widest audience possible. For this reason, the content delivered came off more as an informercial and did not have the meat that Dreamforce attendees are usedContinue reading “Why Lightning Web Runtime Is a Game Changer for All Web Developers”
Post 3 – Communicate Between Unrelated Salesforce Lightning Web Components
This is the latest series of posts I am doing on a new Pluralsight course I created titled, “Communicate Between Salesforce Lightning Web Components”. You can also check out a free 10 minute preview video that explains how I got to this point in the post series. Welcome Back In the last post, I showedContinue reading “Post 3 – Communicate Between Unrelated Salesforce Lightning Web Components”
Studying for the Salesforce Certified Sharing and Visibility Designer Exam?
The second course in a new Skill Path series on Pluralsight, designed to help prepare you for the Salesforce Certified Sharing and Visibility exam was just published. The new course is titled, “Share Salesforce Data Across Users, Groups, and Roles“. Using a real-world scenario involving a global company, you’ll learn how to build a recordContinue reading “Studying for the Salesforce Certified Sharing and Visibility Designer Exam?”
Post 2 – Communicate Between Salesforce Lightning Web Components: Parent to Child
This is the latest series of posts I am doing on a new Pluralsight course I created titled, “Communicate Between Salesforce Lightning Web Components”. Working with Public Properties Public properties can be used to pass data from a parent component to one or more children components. For Lightning Web Components (LWC), data is passed fromContinue reading “Post 2 – Communicate Between Salesforce Lightning Web Components: Parent to Child”
New Course on Salesforce Security: Getting Started
Salesforce Security: Getting Started is the first in a series that is dedicated to helping you prepare for the Salesforce Certified Sharing and Visibility Designer exam. This course is designed to take you beyond just learning the necessary facts and give you real-world scenarios that should help prepare you on your journey towards certification. TheContinue reading “New Course on Salesforce Security: Getting Started”
Post 1 – Communicate Between Salesforce Lightning Web Components: Child to Parent
This is the latest series of posts I am doing on a new Pluralsight course I created titled, “Communicate Between Salesforce Lightning Web Components”. Communicating With Events In this post, I will be covering the different ways nested lightning web components can communicate from the child to the parent using custom events. Custom events areContinue reading “Post 1 – Communicate Between Salesforce Lightning Web Components: Child to Parent”
Preview Video for Communicating Between Lightning Web Components Course
Below you will find a preview video for my Pluralsight course, “Communicate Between Salesforce Lightning Web Components”. This is not a course for beginners new to LWC’s or Salesforce. But, if you plan on building an app that involves multiple LWC’s and you already know the basics, then this course is for you and hopefullyContinue reading “Preview Video for Communicating Between Lightning Web Components Course”
Building a Complex LWC app? You may need to learn more about how they communicate
Are you a Salesforce developer that has been tasked with building a complex app involving multiple Lightning Web Components (LWC’s)? The most important thing to understand is all the ways these components can communicate. Without a solid understanding of this concept, you may struggle and inadvertently create a poor performing or error prone app. ThatContinue reading “Building a Complex LWC app? You may need to learn more about how they communicate”
Post 2 – Building Lightning-based Sites with Experience Builder
This will be the second of a series of posts I am doing on a new Pluralsight course titled, “Developing and Extending a Salesforce Community Experience with Code”. Community Cloud (now known as Experience Cloud) allows you to easily create Lightning-based sites. Even though Salesforce offers many out-of-the-box components for these sites, many customers stillContinue reading “Post 2 – Building Lightning-based Sites with Experience Builder”
How Salesforce has changed – from a developers perspective
Salesforce.com was launched in 2000 and one of the key marketing strategies was a “No Software” protest. It took six years to offer developers a way to customize the platform. Even then, the only method of customization was to use single JavaScript files called S-Controls. The introduction of Visualforce and Apex in 2008 was onlyContinue reading “How Salesforce has changed – from a developers perspective”
Sara Has No Limits 