Great video!!! I am a full stack developer (JS, NodeJS, React, HTML & CSS) and I am planning to become a SalesForce Developer now. I am doing the trailhead path for developers, if you have any other tips, it is wellcome.
If you know JS, then LWC is going to be straightforward for you. Learn on Trailhead, make sure to take a look at our sample gallery, and also become part of the trailblazer community, where you'll find answers to your questions. Congrats!!! I'm sure you'll love it.
In heroku you have control of the resources that your app uses - you can scale your dynos (instances in which your app is running) up - add more dynos or use dynos with more memory... also in heroku you can use any coding language. Communities are easy and quick to build, you've got declarative tools to set them up, and they're really well integrated with you salesforce data. It's a compromise.
@@AlbaRivasSalesforce Yeah, the real reason I asked this is because finally the data source/target for this app is still Salesforce. To me it seems to be little overhead to host a Heroku site for this specific exercise, I would rather stick to communities. Again It’s a personal choice, I understand. But I am still trying so hard to convince myself on this one 😅. I am sure there are better use cases where Heroku may seem to be the most appropriate choice.
With Experience Builder you can declaratively build pages and use LWC. In this example we show an application that is a PWA (Progressive Web Apps). Using Experience Builder PWA apps are not possible. As Alba pointed out with Heroku we allow developers flexibility to choose Technology of your choice for both front end (You can use Next.js, React, Svelte, Style using tailwind , Django and Flask for python , anything you know and love) and backend (Node.js express, fastify, Java JSP or any other). Also the runtime is elastic with Heroku. So choosing one vs other depends on what you are building, who you are building for and how fast you need it.
Alba is the best!
Great video!!! I am a full stack developer (JS, NodeJS, React, HTML & CSS) and I am planning to become a SalesForce Developer now. I am doing the trailhead path for developers, if you have any other tips, it is wellcome.
If you know JS, then LWC is going to be straightforward for you. Learn on Trailhead, make sure to take a look at our sample gallery, and also become part of the trailblazer community, where you'll find answers to your questions. Congrats!!! I'm sure you'll love it.
@@AlbaRivasSalesforce thanks a lot, I´ve just joined the Trailblazer Community
thanks for the nice video.hope i can get good insights from this.
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing demo!
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Beautiful demo Alba!
Dear Alba, how is lwc heroku app beneficial over building site/community pages (unauthenticated)?
In heroku you have control of the resources that your app uses - you can scale your dynos (instances in which your app is running) up - add more dynos or use dynos with more memory... also in heroku you can use any coding language. Communities are easy and quick to build, you've got declarative tools to set them up, and they're really well integrated with you salesforce data. It's a compromise.
@@AlbaRivasSalesforce Yeah, the real reason I asked this is because finally the data source/target for this app is still Salesforce. To me it seems to be little overhead to host a Heroku site for this specific exercise, I would rather stick to communities. Again It’s a personal choice, I understand. But I am still trying so hard to convince myself on this one 😅. I am sure there are better use cases where Heroku may seem to be the most appropriate choice.
Great content as usual! Thank you once again 😀👏👏
With Experience Builder you can declaratively build pages and use LWC. In this example we show an application that is a PWA (Progressive Web Apps). Using Experience Builder PWA apps are not possible. As Alba pointed out with Heroku we allow developers flexibility to choose Technology of your choice for both front end (You can use Next.js, React, Svelte, Style using tailwind , Django and Flask for python , anything you know and love) and backend (Node.js express, fastify, Java JSP or any other). Also the runtime is elastic with Heroku. So choosing one vs other depends on what you are building, who you are building for and how fast you need it.
@@msrivastav13 Ahh got it! Thank you Mohit, Alba. @Mohith Nice to see you host node js/heroku/cli sessions 😃👍
Not describing the products as "excellent", "perfect", "easy", "amazing" would make it sound less like a sales pitch.