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Annotations: An Apex annotation, similar to a Java annotation, alters the usage of a method or class. Annotations commence with a @ symbol, succeeded by the relevant keyword. To include an annotation in a method, indicate the annotation just preceding the method or class declaration. For instance: This blog will cover the @RemoteAction Annotation. Annotation: …

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Lightning Web Components (LWC) have transformed the approach to crafting user interfaces within Salesforce, presenting a robust method for developing dynamic and adaptable web applications on the Salesforce platform. This article will explore two fundamental elements crucial to LWC development: decorators and lifecycle hooks. Unraveling the Mystery of Decorators Decorators within LWC encompass JavaScript annotations …

Sure how about rephrasing it like this Exploring the Concept of Decorators and Lifecycle Hooks within Lightning Web Components (LWC) Read More »

Generate and launch a System.AuraHandledException from your Apex controller to transmit a custom error message to a JavaScript controller. Mistakes occur. Some are anticipated, like flawed input from a user or a duplicate entry in a database. Others are unforeseen, covering a broad range of potential issues encountered during programming. When errors arise within your …

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Additionally, enhancements have been made to the CLI orb, expediting the setup of your continuous integration (CI) process. In December, our initial partnership announcement with CircleCI introduced a new orb designed specifically to automate your CI setup using the Salesforce CLI. Further enhancements to the CLI orb facilitate quicker CI setup. In December of last …

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In LWC component development, dynamic styling becomes crucial in various scenarios. This article delves into the process of dynamically altering and defining classes through JavaScript. Custom styling is typically achieved by adding a CSS file with the component name within the LWC structure. For instance, if the component is named “paginator,” a corresponding “paginator.css” file …

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In this post, I would share my recent experience in fixing “CPU time limit” error in Batch apex and reason. When I encountered this error, initially thought that it would be easy to fix by following some of basic rules like : This piece of code was handed over to me from previous team, so I …

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Swift Code Snippets Demonstrating How to Retrieve IDs of Currently Logged-In Users in Salesforce Apex Aura Component Lightning Web Components (LWC) Using wire Formula Fields

In this article, we’ll craft a Lightning Web Component intended for sharing as a JavaScript library among other LWCs. We’ll create an LWC Component serving as a utility method to retrieve query parameters, demonstrated below: As seen in the provided code, creating a JavaScript file and a meta file is all that’s required for the …

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Here’s a code snippet illustrating the utilization of custom labels in Lightning Web Components. Suppose we have custom labels named welcomeText and exitText. In the LWC’s JavaScript file, we need to adhere to the following syntax: Take note of how we imported the label and utilized ‘c.’ if there is no namespace.

It is very common to come across use case of communicating between Lightning Web Components. If you are not interested on code explanation and directly want to jump on live demo , check this playground. Establish Communication Among Enclosed Lightning Web Components This scenario is among the simplest and most common, where the parent LWC needs to …

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