Learn SALESFORCE-LIGHTNING with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 26, 2025
Installation Setup
Sign up for Salesforce account
Access Salesforce Lightning Experience via browser
Enable Lightning Experience if using Classic
Create new Lightning App using App Builder
Add components and workflows to pages
Environment Setup
Salesforce Developer Org
Modern browser
Salesforce CLI installed
VS Code with Salesforce extensions
Stable internet for cloud access
Config Files
sfdx-project.json - Salesforce DX project config
package.xml - metadata deployment config
Apex classes - server logic
LWC/Aura component files
Flow definitions stored in org
Cli Commands
sfdx force:project:create
sfdx force:source:push
sfdx force:org:open
sfdx force:apex:test:run
sfdx force:source:deploy
Internationalization
Multi-language support via Translation Workbench
Locale-aware date/time formatting
RTL layout support
Dynamic text labels for components
Global app deployment ready
Accessibility
ARIA-compliant components
Keyboard navigation support
Screen reader compatible
Accessible Flows and forms
Best practices for color contrast and focus
Ui Styling
SLDS (Salesforce Lightning Design System) for styling
Responsive design for web and mobile
Theme customization in App Builder
Component-level styling for LWC
Dynamic visibility and layout control
State Management
Components track local state via JS
Flows handle global business state
SObjects store persistent state
Events propagate state changes between components
Lightning Data Service handles caching and updates
Data Management
SObjects define database schema
Data bindings connect components to records
Flows manipulate data declaratively
Apex provides custom server-side logic
Audit and debug logs track changes