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What are the benefits of the Lightning Component framework in Salesforce?
What are the benefits of the Lightning Component framework in Salesforce?
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The benefit of a lightning component framework is that there are more pre-built components to replicate the salesforce look and feel. This is a concept in salesforce development which comes under software development. Software development is a practice that is used to develop new software.
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Here are the benefits of the Lightning Component framework in Salesforce Development.
- Simple to ramp:
- Standardized:
- Security features incorporated into the browser:
- Binding data:
- Testing at the unit level Support:
- Versatility:
- Debugging simplified:
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