Welcome Back! So far in the series, we've seen only one component. In this part, we'll add two separate components and make them talk to each other! Let's start building. We'll start with creating two new components. I'll call them parentCard and chi...
This post is exactly what the title says. Calling a Screen flow from a Vlocity Action. If you're wondering Why do I have to call a Screen flow from a Vlocity Action?, just know that I didn't know this was even possible, until I had to build it. Even ...
Welcome back! This is the continuation of the previous blog Lightning web components - Conditional Rendering. In the last part, we built a new component employeeDetails, saw how 'formatted' tags work, and conditionally rendered the details section. W...
Good to have you back! This is the continuation of the previous blog Lightning web components - More JavaScript! In the previous part, we played around with JavaScript and built a Simple Calculator component. In this blog, we will see how we can cond...
Welcome back! This is the continuation of the previous blog Lightning Web Components - Adding Styles and JavaScript. In the last part, we made our component look a bit better and added some JavaScript too. In this part, we'll tinker around with some...
Welcome back! This is the continuation of the previous blog Lightning Web Components - Introduction. Previously, we learnt how to prep our Org, set up our VSCode and finally we deployed our first component. Now we'll make it look better and add so...
So what are Lightning web components? Lightning web components are custom elements built using HTML and modern JavaScript. It's a new breed of lightweight framework built on web standards. What do you need to get started? If you're very eager or... l...
