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- 1. Live Coding with Salesforce Developers Oct 3, 2019 Building a Dashboard with LWC OSS, and Salesforce Data with Kevin O’Hara and Kevin Poorman
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- 5. Introductions Explanation of the problem Coding our solution Recap Talking about what we’re gonna talk about. #meta What’re we working on today?
- 6. Kevin O’Hara Developer Evangelist, Salesforce.com Is eagerly awaiting the end of Pumpkin Spice Everything season Live Coding with Kevin O’Hara & Kevin Poorman Kevin Poorman @codefriar CTO, Super S3cret Company Was a nightclub DJ in a previous life #trailblazerStory
- 7. Building with Lightning Web Components Open Source! Our dashboard will ● Use LWC OSS for UI ● Subscribe to a streaming topic ● Pull Salesforce Data ● Show interaction with other NPM Modules ● Pretty Graphs! Did you know LWC is Open Source?
- 8. What we’ve already built. ● A basic Node (express) app - (create-lwc-app) ● Wired up JSForce ● Subscribed to a Streaming Topic So we need to: ● Write some lightning web components to display our chart ● Wire up Socket.IO - to forward streaming api data to the client ● Give the app some basic structure (header, etc.) Through the magic of television, we’ve already built these things
- 9. https://github.com/sfcodelive/ExternalDashWithLWCOSS.git We’re working with this project:
- 10. This way to the code In case Kevin forgets, this is where we (finally) get away from the slides and to the coding bits.
- 11. Today we Created a node based dashboard app Used Lightning Web Components - OSS to build a reusable and modular UI Incorporated third party Javascript libraries like Socket-io and Charts.js into our web components Setup Salesforce to stream update notifications to our app, and pull data from Salesforce on demand with JSForce mAd3 n0 Tyops.
- 12. Key Takeaways Lightning Web Components are Open Source and can be easily used off-platform! LWC OSS components play nicely with other Javascript libraries! It’s easy to surface data from your Salesforce org in external applications! Remember this!
- 13. Complete the LWC OSS Trailmix: https://trailhead.salesforce.c om/users/kpoorman/trailmix es/code-live-lwc-oss-dashbo ard trailhead.salesforce.com
- 14. Q & A Try Trailhead: trailhead.salesforce.com Join the conversation: @salesforcedevs
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