The document provides an introduction to Lightning Web Components (LWC) presented by Mohith Shrivastava. The presentation covers the core elements of web components including templates, custom elements, shadow DOM and ES modules. It compares LWC to standard web components and Aura components. The presentation demonstrates building a simple LWC and explores LWC properties and Lightning Data Services. It provides references for learning more about LWC.

1. Introduction to
Lightning Web
Component
Kitchener, CA Developer Group
Speaker
Date
Venue/Link
Mohith Shrivastava
January 19th, 2019 @ 9:00 AM EST
https://www.gotomeet.me/Sudipta-Deb

2. Meeting Sponsor

3. Who Am I? Salesforce Technical Architect
Appirio Inc., a Wipro Company
www.sudipta-deb.in
8x Salesforce Certified Application Architect
Group Leader of Kitchener, CA Developer
Group
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@sudipta_1984

4. Who Am I?
Salesforce Technical Architect @codescience
Salesforce MVP , Author - Learning Salesforce
Application Development
Medium blogs
@msrivastav13

5. ▪ Introduction To Web Components
▪ Difference between Web Components and
Lightning Web Components
▪ Tooling Support for LWC
▪ Demo Lightning Web Component
▪ Compare and Contrast Lightning Web
Components with Aura Components
▪ Explore LWC Properties and Lightning Data
Services
▪ Q & A
Agenda

6. Introduction To Web Components

7. Why Web Components ?
● Reusability - Imports , Exports and Templates allow us
to reuse the components
● Composition - Breaking components to smaller chunks
● Encapsulation - Using the shadow DOM
● Standardization - Part of W3C specs and supported by
majority of browsers

9. Core Elements Of Web Components
★ HTML Templates
★ Custom Elements
★ Shadow DOM
★ ES Modules

10. Templates and Slots
★ Templates allow us to load HTML tags without
rendering them on initial load.
★ Write once and reuse in multiple pages or multiple
apps.
★ Attach them to Shadow DOM or DOM .
★ Slots are placeholders in template that allow you to
insert your own HTML markup

11. Template Demo

12. Custom Elements
Allows us to define an element and let browser learn about the new tag

13. Shadow DOM
1. Shadow DOM allows the web browser to render DOM
elements without putting them into the main document
DOM tree
2. One can attach shadow DOM to an element using the
API Element.attachShadow({mode:open}).
3. You can attach the Shadow to the custom element .
4. Offers encapsulation (CSS in outer DOM cannot bleed
into the shadow DOM)

14. Demo

15. Lightning Web Components (LWC)
➢ Lightning Components used aura framework and its
renamed as Aura Components .
➢ Components built using Web Components standard
now are referred as lightning web components
➢ Lightning Web Components(LWC) adheres closely to
the web components standards.
➢ Modules for Data services , UI API and provides
reactive properties

16. Difference between Web Components and
LWC
1. Has polyfills to support IE11
2. No need to use the attachShadow() or appendChild() methods . Also
supports browsers that does not implement shadow DOM
3. Protected by locker services that adds additional security
4. Supports app builder ,community builder.
5. Special renderedCallback() method to perform logic after component has
rendered .
6. For better performance there are some rules and restrictions .Refer the git
repo here (https://github.com/salesforce/eslint-plugin-lwc)

17. Tooling Support For LWC
1. Salesforce VSCode Extension pack helps scaffolding
and language grammar + Deployment
2. Personally built an extension to support faster deploy
and better error display.Its a VScode Plugin and can
be downloaded from marketplace

18. Demo

19. Compare LWC with Aura Components
Aura Components Lightning Web Components
<aura:attribute name=”myproperty”> @api myproperty
{!v.myattribute} {myattribute}
no more <aura:handler> and
<aura:register>
const customEvt = new CustomEvent();
this.dispatchEvent(customEvt);
.THIS .myclass {} .myclass {}
aura:facet slot
lightning:layoutitem lightning-layout-item

20. Javascript Properties
1. Reactive Property - Change in property value
automatically reRenders the template
2. To create a public property use @api
3. To create a private property and re Render DOM use
@track

21. Lightning Data Service
1. Mark the property with @wire if you want the property
to recieve the change when data change happens to
record
2. LWC supports UI APIs and Metadata describes

22. References
1. Googles Dev blog
2. LWC Recipes
3. Salesforce Dev blog
4. Salesforce Official docs
Upcoming Salesforce Webinar
https://www.salesforce.com/form/event/lightning-web-
components-launch-event

23. Demo Resources
1. slider web component demo
2. salesforce lwc demo

24. Q & A

25. Thank You