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
Learn how to use Lightning Web Components and the composable modal to create a custom Path component within Salesforce. We cover fetching/updating data with Lightning Data Service (as well as how to deal with dependent @wire requests with LDS), accessibility, and more on the road towards grouping Closed lead statuses.| www.jamessimone.net
Continuation of the previous post on Lightning Web Components (LWC) and the composable modal. In this post, we dive into some major improvements to the modal thanks to community contributions throughout the weekend, looking in particular at how focus-trapping has been improved, as well as a deep-dive into the subject of testing Lightning Web Components using sfdx-lwc-jest.| www.jamessimone.net