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TDX’22 Developer Session: Working with Browsers and Web Standards to Evolve LWC

Salesforce building on web standards isn't just great for you — it's great for the web at large. Learn how Salesforce is informing how standards bodies design browsers in this technical deep dive. Connect with Salesforce Developers: Website: https://developer.salesforce.com/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/salesforcedevs/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/salesforcedevs LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/showcase/salesforce-developers

FileMaker Naming Conventions and Standards

Having FileMaker Naming Conventions and Standards is especially important when working in a team environment. You will find applications easier to maintain and developer friendly. The solution will be self documented by the meta data of your development standard. The...

Engineering – Standards

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LWC and Web Standards with Greg Whitworth | Episode 85

Greg Whitworth is the Director of LWC’s application and backend services. He’s also the Director of Standards and Web Platform here at Salesforce. Today, I am talking with him about his long history of working with web browsers. Specifically, we get into his experience...

Learning FileMaker: Episode #2 – Finding specifications & standards

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8 JavaScript Standards to Learn Before Building Lightning Web Components (LWC)

With all the advances in JavaScript and Web standards in the last five years, it's critical to understand certain concepts and constructs before you begin developing using the Lightning Web Component (LWC) programming model. Salesforce is embracing and supporting the use of Open Source...