Posts Tagged ‘Salesforce LWC’

Hello Trailblazers! Accordions are powerful UI components that help organize and display large amounts of content efficiently by allowing users to expand or collapse sections as needed. In Salesforce Lightning Web Components (LWC), the lightning-accordion component provides a built-in way to implement an accordion with minimal effort. This blog will cover everything you need to […]

In order to write device-specific code in Salesforce LWC (Lightning web components), we will explore different methods of detecting a device in this blog. The following methods can be used in Lightning Web Components (LWC) to identify a device or distinguish between a desktop, tablet, or mobile device: 1. Using Standard web APIs navigator.userAgent In […]

Big news, Trailblazers! 📢 If you’ve ever worked with Lightning Web Components (LWC), you’ve likely used the good old if:true and if:false directives for conditional rendering. These directives have served us well, but Salesforce has introduced a much-needed upgrade! Say hello to the modern conditional rendering directives: lwc:if, lwc:elseif, and lwc:else. Let’s dive into this […]

Hello Trailblazers! In Salesforce Lightning Web Components (LWC), the Navigation Service plays a crucial role in creating a seamless user experience by enabling easy, programmatic navigation between different pages, records, or external links. In the previous Part 1 of this blog we saw the basics of the Navigation Services and how to navigate a user […]

Hello Trailblazers! Lightning Web Components (LWC) has transformed how developers create modern and efficient applications within the Salesforce platform. One of the key functionalities that enhances user experience in LWC is the Navigation Service. This service allows developers to navigate between different components, pages, or external URLs with ease. In this blog, we’ll explore the […]