Play by Play: Debugging and Troubleshooting Salesforce Lightning Components
In this course, you’ll learn how the Lightning Component Framework from Salesforce enables developers to create rich Single Page Applications and custom components for Lightning Experience and Salesforce Mobile using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
What you'll learn
Play by Play is a series in which top technologists work through a problem in real time, unrehearsed, and unscripted. In this course, Play by Play: Debugging and Troubleshooting Salesforce Lightning Components, Mike Topalovich and Don Robins demonstrate how you would guide a team around development best practices for debugging and troubleshooting Lightning Components. Learn whats under the hood of the Salesforce “Single Page Application” (or SPA) architecture, deep dive into troubleshooting CSS style and class hierarchies, and creative debugging approaches. By the end of this course, you’ll have gained some valuable perspective and insight that can help you master the craft of quickly resolving common issues and exceptions, increasing your productivity, and allowing you to stay focused on component delivery.
Table of contents
- The Anatomy of a Lightning Component (A Troubleshooting Perspective) 3m
- The Salesforce Lightning Inspector 3m
- Examining Component Hierarchy Using the Lightning Inspector 4m
- Other Features of the Lightning Inspector 2m
- Troubleshooting Markup Issues 7m
- Troubleshooting Lightning Events 7m
- Demo: Addition by Subtraction 6m
About the authors
Don Robins is a well known Salesforce MVP, instructor, author, and speaker. A custom business application developer for more decades than he cares to admit, he focuses on Salesforce technical instruction and knowledge sharing. Certified as a Platform II Developer and an award winning Salesforce Instructor, he's presented and taught at annual Dreamforce conferences since 2010. He delivers Salesforce developer classes and workshops around the US and abroad, and manages a team of instructors ... more
As an independent Salesforce application architect, Mike has designed and developed hundreds of leading edge Salesforce solutions over the past decade. When Mike isn't advising visionary Salesforce customers or mentoring Salesforce development teams, he takes his extensive professional experience to the classroom, teaching DEV-601 (Building Lightning Components and Applications) and DEV-450 (Programmatic Development Using Apex and Visualforce) to hundreds of Salesforce developers around North A... more