Salesforce Developer Tutorial - Apex and LWC Debugging Techniques

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In this episode we go over some Apex and Lightning Web Component Debugging techniques. We go over how to traverse through code quickly to find the root of a problem, how to think while debugging, how to use the log panels in the dev console, how to use the devtools debugger for LWC's and much more!
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Table of Contents:
0:00 - Intro
0:21 - Why is debugging so important?
2:21 - How to think while debugging
6:19 - Apex Interactive and Replay Debuggers
8:56 - How to use "Go to Declaration and Usages" to quickly traverse code
22:34 - When and how to leverage System.debug to your get back on track
26:53 - How to use code chunking to debug in desperate situations
31:01 - How to use the dev console log panels to find code bottlenecks
35:54 - How and why to enable debug mode for Lightning Components
39:52 - How to debug Lightning Components using the DevTools Sources panel
43:55 - Using console.log and JSON.stringify to debug Lightning Components
50:18 - Outro
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8 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 19

@CodingWithTheForce 2 года назад

One thing I forgot to mention that I should have is that it is in your best interest as a developer to learn the order of execution of events in Salesforce. This is super critical to understand and reference. Otherwise you can get really confused while debugging. Here is a link that outlines that chain of events: developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_triggers_order_of_execution.htm

@whisperingadventurespnw 2 года назад

so good. I've been looking all over for a place that explains how to debug LWC's. your videos are so helpful. thank you so much for sharing these.

@david57989 Год назад

Thank you so much for making these videos. You have helped me tremendously on my developer journey.

@abuwahid5241 Год назад

Really very useful and detail debugging information, I do mostly similar way but you're very detailed and clear. Thanks for sharing. Note: in Salesforce industry people often say, you don't any programming background but I'm sure without that base they can't debug properly and will be blind folded.

@tejassontakke8382 2 года назад

Much needed, Thank you so much for the awesome video.

@zulfiyahanim694 7 месяцев назад

I really love your videos, the content, the explanations. Thanks and do more!!!

@isdamful 2 года назад

Wohoo awesome!

@RealFancasta 2 года назад

Thank you for the guides!

@CodingWithTheForce 2 года назад

No problem!

@marcosimfeld2876 2 года назад

awesome!!!

@shade937 10 месяцев назад

Hey, Really interesting video and fully agree. Nothing makes you look so competent as when you solve a complex bug. One thought I had. Do you think it would make sense to use Execution Overview to understand what part of the code is performing a DML. For instance, setting contact name on the Subject field on a task?

@CrisjunMarRavelo 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for the tutorial Matt, this is really well done ❤. I have a question though, does VS code have "Go to Declaration and Usage?" I tried the "Go to Definition" one but it did not really bring me to the apex class that defines the method. Or am I missing something? Sorry I'm just new to this.

@jagadishgorapalli8044 2 года назад

Could you please help me to setup decaorator and usage feature..when hover over on function and press ctrl +B , it is not taking me to the js file and so

@biswajitsamantaray3117 2 года назад

Fflib apex common library creating so many layers of abstraction is surely making it harder for debugging. What I feel by learning is we can make the service classes representing as a specific business workflow and the end, in case of lightning components.

@johnjeremih 2 года назад

Can you show me how to debug variables?

@ridhimasaxena6339 Год назад

Which IDE you are using? Is it paid? @codingWithTheForce

@MISO999100999 Год назад

What if my LWC's are in experience builder? i don't see those files in Sources there

@CodingWithTheForce Год назад

They should still be there but they are in a different folder. You do have to be in builder mode however I believe. It’s been a couple months since I’ve done community work. If I get some time I’ll try and go back and find the exact folder for you.