The document outlines a webinar about local development for Lightning Web Components (LWC) hosted by Salesforce engineers. It covers topics such as the development environment, tools, and features like real-time component rendering and error handling, emphasizing the productivity benefits and a roadmap for future enhancements. Additionally, it includes a forward-looking statement regarding potential risks and uncertainties related to Salesforce's product offerings.

1. Local Development for Lightning Web Components
nkruk@salesforce.com, @nicolaskruk
Nicolas Kruk, Lead Software Engineer
kgray@salesforce.com, @GrayJustise
Kris Gray, Principal Software Engineer
ntotten@salesforce.com @ntotten
Nathan Totten, Sr. Director of Product Management

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5. Nicolas Kruk
Principal Developer
Kris Gray
Lead Developer
Presenters
Team
Min Idzelis
Lead Developer
Nathan
McWilliams
Principal Developer
Luke
Inman-Semerau
Principal Developer
Meet the Lightning Tooling Team
Blythe Sheldon
Documentation
Product Manager
Nathan Totten

6. ● Review the Developer Tools
● What is LWC Local Development
● Local Development Roadmap
● Demo
● QA & Feedback
Agenda

7. What are the Salesforce Extension for VS Code?
Modern Developer Tooling
Built on top of Visual Studio Code to provide developers with a fast,
powerful, and flexible developer environment. Supports
best-practices such as source control and works with any type of
Salesforce Org and development model.
Rich Productivity Features
Includes productivity tools for all Salesforce languages and
Frameworks. Includes powerful debuggers, refactoring support,
code completion, and testing tools.
Standard Protocols
Built using the industry standard protocols for Languages and
Debugging allows feature reuse in other IDEs or developer tools
both internally and with third-parties
Modern developer tools that promote best practices

8. ● Control the full application lifecycle of
your Salesforce orgs
● Easily create environments for
development and testing
● Synchronize source code between
your orgs and version control
systems
● Manage data
● Deploy to Production!
What is the Salesforce CLI?
A powerful and scriptable interface to manage your Salesforce Apps

9. LWC in Visual Studio Code
Code Completion
Full code completion of HTML, Javascript, and CSS files in your
Lightning web components. Inline documentation for everything
from components and attributes to javascript objects and
properties.
Linting + Formatting
Rich code linting and error detection using ES Lint. Simple, yet
powerful code formatting using Prettier.
Productivity Features
Built on the powerful HTML and Javascript features of VS Code.
Provides code outlining, go-to-definition, refactoring, and
click-to-navigate between HTML and Javascript files.
Most Powerful and Productive LWC Developer Experience

10. Local Development
● Fast
● Productive
● Mirror Production
Goals

11. LWC Local Development
● Live rendering of components on your local
machine (without pushing to your org!)
● Express Server + LWC Compiler
● Only works with LWC
● Look for a beta this summer!

12. Local Development Tools
Use the Tool You Love
VS Code CLI
Third-party Tools: Illuminated Cloud

13. Local Rendering of Components
● Single Component
● Nested Components
● Interactions between components
○ Events
○ Pubsub
● Live Reload

14. Org Data & Services
● Connect to real data in any org
● Lighting Data Service
● UI API
● Apex - Rest Controllers

15. Error Handling
● Error message
● Code line highlighted
● Stack trace
● Link to open in VS Code

16. Local/Mocked Data (Post-Beta)
● Faster Development
● Repeatable Testing
● Data Types
○ Local Data - Same
format as seed data
○ Mock Data - record
requests to org and
replay later
● Offline

17. Flexipages (Post-Beta)
Local emulation of flexipages
Multiple components interacting together

18. Production Like Environment (Post-Beta)
● Locker
● Navigation
● Toast Notifications
● Modals

19. Demo

20. Summary
● Edit/View Components Locally
● Live Reload
● Data proxy to your org
● Beautiful Errors
Available soon!
Local Development
Roadmap
● Flexipage Rendering
● Mock Data / Live Data Recording
● Production-Like Environment

21. Complete the Trail:
Build Lightning Web
Components
http://bit.ly/lwc-th
trailhead.salesforce.com

22. Q & A
Try Trailhead: trailhead.salesforce.com
Join the conversation: @salesforcedevs

23. Survey
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