Seamlessly combine the power of Lightning Web Components (LWC) ⚡ and Apex Controllers 🚀 in Salesforce to build robust, scalable, and user-friendly applications.
🔹 Dynamic Frontend: Create highly interactive user interfaces with LWCs.
🔹 Robust Backend: Utilize Apex to handle complex logic and data processing.
🔹 Scalability: Build modular components to future-proof your application.
🔹 Best Practices: Code structured for maintainability and reusability.
| 🧩 Technology | ✨ Purpose |
|---|---|
| ⚡ LWC | Interactive UI components. |
| 💻 Apex | Backend logic & data handling. |
| 📊 Salesforce DX | Deployment & configuration. |
Follow these steps to get started with the project:
git clone https://github.com/KislayKashyap-hub/LWC-Apex-Component.git Make sure Salesforce CLI is installed and authenticated:
sfdx auth:web:login Navigate to the repository and deploy the code:
sfdx force:source:deploy -p force-app - Navigate to your Salesforce org.
- Add the LWC component to a Lightning page.
- Interact with the UI and observe the backend integration.
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Real-Time Data Fetching 📡:
- Retrieve data from Salesforce objects dynamically using Apex.
- Example: Display a list of accounts based on user filters.
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User Interactions 🤝:
- Update records or perform server-side validations with smooth UI transitions.
- Example: Edit contact details inline and save updates directly to Salesforce.
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Custom Alerts 🚨:
- Use LWCs to display tailored notifications based on backend processing.
- 📂 Modular Code: Organize Apex methods and LWC components for reusability.
- 🛡️ Security First: Use with sharing and avoid SOQL injection in Apex.
- 🌐 Efficient Data Queries: Use selective SOQL queries to improve performance.
We 💖 contributions! If you:
- Found a bug 🐛, raise an issue.
- Have a suggestion 💡, create a pull request.
- Want to improve documentation 📜, feel free to fork the repository.
This project is open-sourced under the MIT License 📝.
💼 Created by Kislay Kumar.
📧 [email protected]
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