Episode 17 - Handling Events in Lightning Web Component
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This document outlines an agenda for an event on communicating between Lightning Web Components in Salesforce. It will introduce the Salesforce Playground, demonstrate communication between parent and child components and between sibling components, have a Q&A session, and provide references. The speaker is a Salesforce MVP with 23 certifications who will guide attendees through demos and answer questions to help beginners start their Salesforce coding adventure using events in Lightning Web Components.
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Chapter 2
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