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https://lnkd.in/gxKeqNB4 🚀 New quick guide: LWC Salesforce and React Integration! 🚀 By Ajay Chandan I'm excited to announce my latest quick guide on integrating Lightning Web Components (LWC) with React.js. This comprehensive course is designed to bridge the gap between Salesforce developers and React enthusiasts, providing detailed instructions and code snippets to get you up and running. 🔗 Course Highlights: Setting up a new React project: Learn to create a React project from scratch. LWC Project Creation: Understand the essentials of creating a Lightning Web Component. Building the React Project: Step-by-step guide to building your React application. Uploading to Salesforce: Seamlessly integrate your React project with Salesforce. Modifying LWC HTML: Customize your LWC for better integration. Onload Script: Learn how to execute scripts on load to enhance functionality. Loading React DOM: Techniques to load React components within your LWC. This course is perfect for developers looking to expand their skill set and leverage the power of React within the Salesforce ecosystem. 🌐 link: https://lnkd.in/gxKeqNB4 Join me on this journey to master the integration of LWC and React. Keep building! Ajay Chandan #Salesforce #ReactJS #LWC #WebDevelopment #TechCourses #AjayChandan #LearningJourney

🚀 Exciting Updates in the Winter '25 Release for Salesforce Developers! Hey Salesforce devs! The Winter '25 Release is packed with some amazing features that are going to make our lives a lot easier. Here's a quick rundown of what stood out to me: 1. Track Apex Unexpected Exceptions with Free-tier Event Monitoring Ever get frustrated with missed error emails due to limits? Now with the free-tier Event Monitoring, we can access Apex Unexpected Exception event logs. No more relying on those limited emails — this means we can troubleshoot our Apex code more effectively by analyzing error logs and digging into what's going wrong. Honestly, this is a huge help for managing complex orgs! Make sure you turn on Event Monitoring in your org to catch these issues early. 2. Faster LWC Development with Local Dev (Beta) One of my favorite additions! No more constant page refreshes while you're coding. With Local Dev, you can preview your LWC instantly as you make changes — no waiting around. The hot module reloading and WebSockets speed things up for LWR sites, mobile apps, and Lightning Experience. If you haven’t tried it yet, I highly recommend giving it a go! 3. TypeScript Support for LWC (Developer Preview) For those of you who are into TypeScript, this is a game-changer. You can now write your LWC components using TypeScript instead of JavaScript. It’s still in Developer Preview, but this brings so many benefits like better type safety, tooling support, and fewer runtime errors. I'm excited to see how this helps with larger, more complex projects. 4. Einstein for Developers (Beta) Here’s the futuristic part — Einstein Dev Assistant is in Beta and it’s packed with potential. You can ask it to explain code, suggest changes, and even give fixes based on your org’s metadata. This is still in the early stages, but AI-powered development is definitely where things are heading, and it’s worth exploring! 💡 Why you should care: These updates are designed to make your day-to-day development smoother, faster, and more efficient. Whether it’s quicker troubleshooting with Event Monitoring, speeding up LWC dev with Local Dev, or getting cleaner code with TypeScript, these features are going to help us work smarter. Plus, the AI-powered Dev Assistant? Definitely something to keep an eye on! Let me know if you’ve tried any of these already or are planning to. I'd love to hear your thoughts!👇 #Salesforce #Winter25 #SalesforceDevelopers #LWC #Apex #EinsteinAI

Looking to maximise Salesforce’s capabilities and address specific business needs? Integrating Salesforce with Ruby on Rails can unlock powerful business solutions. Ruby on Rails extends Salesforce's reach and functionality, creating tailored applications to meet unique requirements. Adding Heroku Connect streamlines and enhances the development environment. With this powerful trio, businesses can achieve greater efficiency and innovation. Our blog breaks down this integration: https://buff.ly/3RBeuqD #Salesforce #Heroku #RubyOnRails #reinteractive

Excited to share the completion of my very first project! 🎉 In this journey, I utilized web pages for the front-end, Boomi as the integration intermediary, and Salesforce for the backend, bringing all components together seamlessly. 🚀 Grateful for the learning and growth along the way—looking forward to more opportunities to innovate and create! 🌐💻 #TechJourney #WebDevelopment #Salesforce #BoomiIntegration #FirstProject #LearningByDoing #PHP #Explore #Boomi #Integration Webpage<--------Boomi-------->Salesforce "As a full-stack developer, I don’t just code; I connect, integrate, and innovate across all layers of technology."

As a Ruby on Rails development company and Salesforce partner, we offer Salesforce integration services. Our expert team builds custom software applications using Ruby on Rails that seamlessly integrate with Salesforce CRMs. We leverage Heroku for secure and scalable deployment. See how it works in our case study. https://lnkd.in/guS3UNbt For a deeper understanding of how these technologies work together, here's a quick overview of Heroku and Salesforce. https://lnkd.in/gvWYbBPg #reinteractive #Salesforce #SalesforceIntegration #RubyOnRails #Heroku #customsoftware 

🌩️ Understanding Lightning Web Components (LWC) 🌩️ As I continue to explore Salesforce technologies, I've been learning more about Lightning Web Components (LWC). A common question that comes up is: Why do we extend `LightningElement` in LWC? 🔍 Here's the answer: `LightningElement` is a custom wrapper on the standard `HTMLElement`. This wrapper is essential because it includes important lifecycle hook methods such as: - `connectedCallback()` - `disconnectedCallback()` - `renderedCallback()` These lifecycle methods help manage the component's lifecycle efficiently within LWC. By extending `LightningElement`, we can use these built-in hooks to create dynamic, responsive, and high-performing web components. 📘 Example: LWC: import { LightningElement } from 'lwc'; export default class MyComponent extends LightningElement {   connectedCallback() {     console.log('Component is connected to the DOM');   }   disconnectedCallback() {     console.log('Component is disconnected from the DOM');   }   renderedCallback() {     console.log('Component has been rendered or re-rendered');   } } ``` In this example, `MyComponent` extends `LightningElement`, which allows us to use lifecycle methods to manage the component's state and behavior during different phases of its lifecycle. Utilizing these lifecycle methods in LWC gives us better control and optimization over our components. It showcases the robustness and flexibility that Salesforce’s Lightning Web Components offer to developers. Continuously learning and sharing knowledge in the Salesforce community helps us all grow and innovate together. 🚀 #Salesforce #LWC #LightningWebComponents #WebDevelopment #SalesforceDeveloper #salesforceDeveloper #Lwc #SalesforceAutomation #ProblemSolving #SalesforceTips #CRM🌐 #TechInnovation #SalesforceDeveloper #CodeOptimization #TrailblazerCommunity #trailblazercommunity #salesforcejobs #salesforceohana #salesforceadmin #salesforce #cloudcomputing #digitaltransformation #saas #freelanceopportunity #servicecloud #techinnovation #SalesforceInnovation #learningjourney #joinourteam #CodeOptimization #apex #apextrigger #salesforcetips #salesforcedeveloper #salesforceconsulting #salesforcetraining #dataTypes #ProblemSolving #CRM🌐 #Trailblazer #salesforcesuccess #salesforcecommunity #APIIntegration #automation #IoT #ArtificialIntelligence #machinelearnin

✅ Salesforce LWC facts #6 Hi #SalesforceOhana in this video we will learn... What is Imperative Method and how we can use it in live projects? And How it is different from Wire Keyword? To control when the method invocation occurs (for example, in response to clicking a button), call the method imperatively. When you call a method imperatively, you receive only a single response ================================== #Apex public with sharing class forWireDemo { @AuraEnabled(Cacheable=true) public static List<Account> getAccount(){ List<Account> acc = [Select id,Name from Account]; return acc; } } ================================== #HTML <template>     <lightning-card title="IMPERITIVE METHOD">         <lightning-button variant="brand" label="Click Me" title="Click Me" onclick={handleClick} ></lightning-button>             <lightning-datatable             key-field=Id             data={data}             columns={columns}>         </lightning-datatable>     </lightning-card> </template> ================================== #JAVASCRIPT import { LightningElement, track } from 'lwc'; import getAccountList from '@salesforce/apex/forWireDemo.getAccount'; const columns = [     {label:'Name', fieldName: 'Name'},     {label:'Record Id', fieldName: 'Id'}, ]; export default class ImpMethod extends LightningElement {     @track columns = columns;     @track data = [];     handleClick(){         getAccountList()         .then(result=>{             this.data = result;         })         .catch(error=>{             console.log("error occured");         })     } } #Salesforce #salesforcedevelopers #dubai #salesforceohana #trailblazercommunity #UK #Deloitte #singapore #DeloitteIndia #SalesforceAdmin #LWC #USA #Javascript #Malaysia #html

Hello everybody, Scott Stafford here. I’m sure everyone is conserving resources. Well, you’ve probably heard about the amazing new(ish) API that’s becoming more popular every day: GraphQL API. The GraphQL query language was open-sourced in 2015 and continues to see major advancements. The big advantage of using this API is that you can specify the exact fields you want to retrieve, saving you from pulling in more data than necessary. I found this great resource by Traversy Media that highlights the advantages of the new API and begins a project for installing GraphQL on a standard server. It’s an excellent resource. I encourage everyone to watch the 7 minute , 33-second video to get an overview of the GraphQL API and potentially follow along with the rest of the series to set up a GraphQL server. https://lnkd.in/g5Tp5PDA #salesforce #ohana #salesforcecommunity #ssintergration

APIs vs. Web Services: Unraveling the Mystery! ********************************************* 🌟 Today, let's tackle a common question: What’s the difference between APIs and web services? 🌟 Here’s a step-by-step breakdown for you! 👇 1. 🔄 Inputs & Outputs: Both APIs and web services accept inputs, perform operations, and provide outputs. 2. 🛠️ MuleSoft Perspective: In MuleSoft, every implemented web service is considered an API. 3. 📜 SOAP Standards: SOAP web services in MuleSoft adhere to all web service standards, utilizing SOAP requests and responses. 4. 🌐 RESTful Approach: REST web services handle HTTP requests as inputs and deliver HTTP responses. 5. ❗ Not All APIs Are Web Services: For instance, a project converting Salesforce data to JSON may not comply with web service standards. 💬 If you have any questions, feel free to ask! I'm here to help! 😊 Chat with me 👉 https://wa.link/kweqwn #API #WebServices #MuleSoft #SOAP #REST #Integration

The yearlong campaign to understand the actual Developers community, their requirements, and awareness about the vendors amongst them has revealed how the marketing efforts by top AD&D vendors are just aiming financial partnership with the organizations rather than focusing on creating a long-term strategic collaboration with actual users. Even the renowned vendors such as Apigee, Mendix, Aqua Security, OutSystems, and Harness, to name a few that highlights their technological strength through multiple marketing initiatives are found to have limited to no awareness amongst the actual developers that are primary users of the concerned technologies. The realization I got after interviewing the developers present across 3 continents and 14 countries has thus brought the issue of marketing efforts by vendors and its impact in the current landscape is just centered around garnering more leads rather than strengthening their presence in the Developers Community. Through this post I would request everyone to read the attached blog and would like to invite Developers and personnel from Vendor organizations to comment and communicate about the lack of awareness amongst the developers regarding the available offerings. https://lnkd.in/d2M-EQhz #appdevelopment #appdeployment #Lowcode #API #APIManagement #DevOps #Applicationsecurity #competitionlandscape #marketingadvisory