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
Join guest author Kai Tribble as we further explore the topic of CI/CD, or continuous integration and continunous delivery. In his own words: it's no secret in the Salesforce developer community that a constant struggle exists within the migration of code written in a sandbox environment to Production. As Salesforce engineers, we've been given a variety of toolsets including Change Sets, ANT, and more-recently, SFDX to simplify and automate migrations. Highlighting the latter, I'd like to div...| 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