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  • Category: Spring’19 Release

    • Top 5 Lightning Component Gems of Salesforce Spring’19 Release!

      Posted at 9:30 AM by Rakesh Gupta, on January 8, 2019

      The Lightning Component modern framework is a User Interface framework to develop dynamic web apps for mobile and desktop devices. As is the case with each release, the latest Spring‘19 release is packed with rich features including, the newly added Lightning Component features!

      Currently, Spring’19 release is available under the pre-release program. Sandboxes will be upgraded on 4th and 5th of January. As a result, your organization will get the look and feel of Spring’19 release.

      In case you have not read the entire 429 pages of Salesforce Spring’19 release notes, check out Spring’19 release quick summary and the Spring into Top 10 Lightning Experience Gems of Salesforce Spring’19 Release! written by me. 

      I combed through the release notes and highlighted the added capabilities to the Lightning Component features. Believe me, it was hard to stop at just five! To kick things off, here is my take on the coolest Lightning Component features from Spring’19 release. 

      1) Lightning Web Components (Generally Available):- Now you can build Lightning components using two programming models: Lightning Web Components, and the original model, Aura Components. Lightning web components are custom HTML elements built using HTML and modern JavaScript. Lightning web components and Aura components can coexist and interoperate on a page. To admins and end users, they both appear as Lightning components. To learn more about Lightning Web Component click here. 

      Lightning Locker supports the new Lightning Web Components programming model.

      Read the rest of this entry!

      Posted in Spring'19 Release | 2 Comments | Tagged Aura Page Template Components, Automation Champion, flow, Lightning Experience, Lightning Flow, Lightning Web Components, Lightning Web Components programming model, Navigate to a URL with the standard webPage, Page Reference Type, Process management, salesforce, Salesforce Online Training, salesforce release, Salesforce Spring 19 Release, Salesforce Training
    • Spring into Top Ten Gems of Salesforce Lightning Experience Spring19 Release!

      Posted at 8:53 AM by Rakesh Gupta, on January 2, 2019

      With each new release, Lightning Experience is getting faster, quicker and easier to maintain. Spring’19 release will give you plethora of reasons to switch to Lighting Experience. 

      Migrate to avoid migraine!

      Starting October 2019, with the Winter ’20 release, Salesforce will turn on Lightning Experience for all orgs on a rolling basis. What does it mean? If you are still using Salesforce Classic user interface, you have only 9 months (Approximately, 190 Working Days) before Salesforce turns on Lightning Experience in your Org. As a result, you have limited time to plan and migrate to Lightning Experience.

      Now what? Well, you have two options: 

      1. Take advantage of the lead time – before Lightning Experience is turned on – to understand how your org’s features and customizations perform in the new interface and prepare your users via change management.
      2. Or, hmm… ugh! adopt ‘head in the sand’ approach – i.e., don’t do anything until October 2019 – and invite migraine!

      Since the choice seems like a no-brainer, what is your game plan?

      What? Don’t have one? No worries! Check out this article by Salesforce.com, Inc. The article will give you enough knowledge to start, plan and execute your Lightning Migration. Since you are at it, also check out my article on Lightning migration. 

      Currently, Spring’19 release is available under the pre-release program. Sandboxes will be upgraded on 4th and 5th of January. As a result, your organization will get the look and feel of Spring’19 release.

      In case you have not read the entire 429 pages of Salesforce Spring’19 release notes, check out Spring’19 release quick summary written by me. 

      I combed through the release notes and highlighted the most exciting, interesting, and useful Lightning Experience features. Since Lightning Experience is getting faster and better with every release, it was a challenge to stop at just ten! To kick things off, here is my take on the coolest Lightning features from Spring’19 release.

      1) Use Thanks Badges in Lightning Experience (Pilot):- Sing your praises from the mountaintops, or at least from your Chatter feed. Thanks badges are now available in Read the rest of this entry!

      Posted in Spring'19 Release | 1 Comment | Tagged flow, Flow examples, Flow Steps by Step, getting Started with Flow, Getting Started with Lightning Flow, Lightning Component, Lightning Experience, Lightning Flow, Lightning Flow Dummies, Lightning Flow Training, Lightning Flow Use case, Process management, Salesforce Online Training, Salesforce Training
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