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DAY 15 : Aura Components Basics

 

 

 

WELCOME TO DAY 15

Day 15 target:

  • Aura Components Basics
Estimated time required: 4 hours + t

where t is the time required for more understanding.

Remember: This is a programming part. And a bit lengthy. But it's also the last! Go slow. Take time. 

Here you go:

 


If completed, you can mail me at guide2salesforce@gmail.com to let me know or ask any doubt. I will try to find an answer or will direct you a reliable source.

Congratulations you are done finally!! If you reached till here, you should buy yourself an ice-cream or something.


Awesome, so now you are pretty much familiar with Salesforce. Now you are ready to prepare for any certification. You have got your basics  right. I will be writng to you about certifications  and other important stuff.


All the best!

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