Build Apps on Salesforce with Modern JavaScript
summary
Claim: modern JavaScript (front and back) runs natively on Salesforce so developers reuse skills instead of learning proprietary stacks. Demonstrations show a car-configurator PWA built with lightning web components, deployed to Heroku and Salesforce, a Node.js backend that generates PDFs and talks to Heroku Postgres, realtime data via websockets, and sync with Heroku connect. LWC is open source with ~165k package downloads and 20 million components migrated; upcoming Salesforce functions adds serverless Node/Java runtime.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Salesforce apps
- 2:07Modern JavaScript on Salesforce
- 6:43Lightning Web Components explained
- 9:17Demo of Lightning Web Components
- 17:47Backend with Node.js and Heroku
- 22:25Salesforce Functions overview
- 26:44Q&A and resources
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