TIL; How to create a LWC Popover for displaying related records. In this post, we will create a popover that displays related record details within an SLDS Bluprint of a Data Table using a Record View Form. Getting Started You will need to get yourself setup with Salesforce-DX, and will use Salesforce’s Ursus Park Sample repository which can be cloned from Github. Steps To do Clone the Ursus Park sample app Create the data table Data table template Data table controller Create a Popover Component Popover template Popover controller Popover css Embed the Popover component in the table template Test it Clone the Ursus Park sample app build-apps-with-lwc

2 Years ago I decided to start a personal blog to write about tech subjects (mostly salesforce related), In this post, I will take you through the journey that lead to what my blog is today. The Beggining 2 Years ago, I wanted to begin blogging about Salesforce subjects. I had recently discovered Heroku and was already familiar with Django. So for me it was a no brainer, Start a blog, use Django, Heroku and Voila… Create content!

In this post, we will create an Aura wrapper component around a LWC that fires an APP event to an external Aura component. Wrapping your LWC will help you communicate with other aura components that cannot or have not been migrated to LWC. Getting Started You will need to get yourself setup with Salesforce-DX, if you haven’t had the chance to do so, this is a good time to get your environment setup since we will use it to deploy our LWC to a scratch org for testing.

In this post we will create a case creation form, using the lightning-record-edit-form component alongside proper redirection to the record page once the button has been submitted. Getting Started You will need to get yourself setup with Salesforce-DX, if you haven’t had the chance to do so, this is a good time to get your environment setup since we will use it to deploy our LWC to a scratch org for testing.