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Lightning Web Components: What’s New and What’s Coming
Join us as we show how you can use Lightning Web Components to make developing on Salesforce easier and more efficient. See the latest features available for LWC and what’s coming up in the roadmap.

, Senior Product Manager, Salesforce

, Product Management, Senior Manager, Salesforce

, Director of Product Management, Salesforce

Role: Developer
Product: Agentforce 360 Platform
Session Level: Intermediate
  • Tuesday, Sep 123:00 PM - 3:40 PM PDT
    (10:00 PM - 10:40 PM GMT)
    Room 2004 (Moscone West, Level 2)
  • Thursday, Sep 1411:30 AM - 12:10 PM PDT
    (6:30 PM - 7:10 PM GMT)
    Room 2000 (Moscone West, Level 2)
Session Summary by Einstein: In this Dreamforce session, the speakers discussed the latest updates and features for Lightning Web Components (LWC). They highlighted the introduction of dynamic components, which allow users to create and dynamically instantiate components across namespaces at runtime. This feature is set to be generally available in Winter '24. The session also covered the support for third-party web components, enabling users to bring their existing web components into the Salesforce platform without having to rewrite them in LWC. This feature will be generally available in Spring '24. The speakers also discussed the new Nimbus plugins for mobile, the introduction of custom property editors, and the upcoming features on the LWC roadmap. Despite some technical difficulties with the slides, the session was filled with valuable information and engaging discussions.
Key Takeaways by Einstein:
  1. • Dynamic components, a highly requested feature, is coming to LWC in Winter '24, allowing developers to create and dynamically instantiate components across namespaces at runtime.
  2. • Third-party web components are now supported in LWC, allowing developers to bring their existing web components into the Salesforce platform without having to rewrite them in LWC.
  3. • Custom property editors and types in LWC allow developers to create more usable and configurable components, improving user experience and reducing errors.

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