Lightning Web Components (LWCs) have become the de facto standard when it comes to frontend development on the Salesforce platform. They're a massive step above the prior framework, Aura, in terms of quality, idiomaticness, and testability. Most people aren't looking for Aura to make a comeback. That being said, there are a few things we've had to sacrifice, or wait for, as the LWC framework has matured - modals were an obvious example of this (I wrote about this in LWC Composable Modal), tho...| www.jamessimone.net
Lightning Web Components (LWCs) have been around on the platform for five years, but I still see rudimentary questions about testing LWCs constantly. This article will attempt to start slow before deep-diving on interesting topics for those looking to level up their frontend unit testing chops| www.jamessimone.net
Learn how to paginate properly in LWC, and unlock the potential of composable Lightning Web Components in the process. Composition over inheritance is one of the most crucial concepts in Object-Oriented Programming, but the Lightning Web Components documentation doesn't give newer developers enough in the way of resources when it comes to building a complicated, reusable component - exactly what we'd like to do when implementing pagination.| www.jamessimone.net
Comparing Salesforce Lightning Web Components (LWC) to React.js in terms of boilerplate, composition, and performance.| www.jamessimone.net