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Monitoring the performance of Lightning Web Components (LWC) is essential to ensure a smooth user experience and maintain optimal application performance in Salesforce. Identifying performance bottlenecks in LWC components early can prevent issues like slow load times, high CPU usage, or unresponsive user interfaces. This guide explains the best practices

The Shadow DOM is a critical feature in Lightning Web Components (LWC) that enables encapsulation, modularity, and improved web component development. By leveraging the Shadow DOM, LWC ensures that your components are isolated and operate seamlessly without being affected by external CSS or JavaScript. This guide explains what the Shadow

NavigationMixin is a powerful utility in Lightning Web Components (LWC) that enables programmatic navigation within Salesforce. However, developers sometimes encounter issues where NavigationMixin.Navigate does not work as expected. This guide explains common problems, their causes, and actionable solutions to resolve them. What is NavigationMixin in LWC? NavigationMixin is a

Search components are essential for improving user experiences by enabling quick access to specific records or data in Salesforce. This guide provides a step-by-step example to create a Lightning Web Component (LWC) Search Component that dynamically fetches and displays search results based on user input. Features of the Search Component

Lightning Web Components (LWC) is Salesforce’s modern framework for building user interfaces on the Salesforce platform. To create efficient, scalable, and maintainable applications, following best practices is essential. This guide covers the key principles and techniques to optimize LWC development. 1. Structure and Organize Your Code a. Modularize Your

Working with lightning-input fields in Lightning Web Components (LWC) is a common requirement when capturing and processing user inputs in Salesforce. This guide will show you how to effectively retrieve the value of a lightning-input field, with examples for various scenarios. What is lightning-input in LWC? lightning-input is a base

In Lightning Web Components (LWC), the onchange event is commonly used to detect changes in form fields like input elements, dropdowns, and checkboxes. However, developers occasionally face issues where the onchange event doesn’t trigger as expected. This guide explores the reasons behind this problem and provides actionable solutions to

Creating dynamic, visually appealing charts is essential for data visualization in Salesforce. Chart.js, a popular open-source JavaScript library, integrates seamlessly with Lightning Web Components (LWC) to provide interactive charts. In this guide, you’ll learn how to implement Chart.js in LWC with a step-by-step example. Why Use Chart.

Salesforce Lightning Web Components (LWC) leverage the @wire decorator to connect JavaScript code with Salesforce data effortlessly. However, developers may encounter situations where the wire service doesn’t function as expected. This article explores common issues, their causes, and practical solutions to fix them. Understanding @wire in Salesforce LWC The

Custom Metadata in Salesforce is a powerful feature that allows you to define application configuration and use it within your Apex classes. By querying custom metadata with SOQL, you can retrieve dynamic configurations that are easily deployable and maintainable. This guide provides a clear example of how to use SOQL