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Unit 1: Introducing Lightning Components and Applications
- Using HTML5 and Lightning Components to Develop Apps
- Defining a Lightning Application
- Defining a Simple Component
- Handling User Events
- Using Helpers for Complex Client-Side Event Handling
- Documenting a Component
- Using OOTB Lightning Input Components
- Working with Apex
- Debugging and Troubleshooting Your App
- Use Case + Hands On
Unit 2: Surfacing a Component
- Surfacing Lightning Components
- Surfacing Components in Salesforce1 and Lightning Experience
- Building Lightning Pages with Components and App Builder
- Using Lightning Components in Visualforce Pages with Lightning
- Installing and Managing Components from AppExchange
- Packaging a Component for Distribution
- Use Case + Hands On
Unit 3: Implementing Navigation and Layouts
- Working with SLDSX Components
- Using the SLDSX Tab Panel
- Implementing Buttons and Button Groups with SLDS
- Implementing a “Deck of Cards” Layout
- Using the SLDS/SLDSX Grid System
- Implementing Menus with SLDS
- Use Case + Hands On
Unit 4: Building Advanced Components
- Accessing the Component Body
- Dynamically Instantiating and Destroying Component Instances
- Localizing Content
- Defining and Handling Nested Sub-tags
- Raising Events and Defining Public Methods
- Raising Salesforce1 Events
- Using Renderers
- Writing Device-Specific Code
- Using Inheritance
- Use Case + Hands On
Unit 5: Working with Data
- Implementing Forms
- Validating Input Data
- Implementing a Query-by-Example System
- Viewing and Editing Salesforce Records
- Waiting for Server Requests to Complete
- Use Case + Hands On
Unit 6: Theming your Apps
- Applying Colors and Typography
- Introducing Sass and SLDS Design Tokens
- Using Compass to Improve Browser Compatibility and Performance
- Use Case + Hands On
Unit 7: Intended Audience for this Salesforce Building Lightning Components
- Independent software vendors (ISVs) and web application developers.
- Hybrid mobile applications that extend the Salesforce App Cloud.
Unit 8: Salesforce Building Lightning Components and Applications (DEV-601)
- Create custom, reusable Lightning Components and Applications
- Surface Lightning Components and Applications in Salesforce.
- Build a responsive application that runs in Salesforce1 and Lightning
- Define input forms with client-side data validation.
- Build Lightning applications that enable a user to search, read, and update
- Make Lightning Components available to other developers through
- Theme your application by customizing the Salesforce Lightning Design
Unit 9: Course Prerequisites for Salesforce Building Lightning Components
- Proficiency with programming HTML5, JavaScript, and styling markup with CSS. Prior experience with Salesforce and developing single-page applications