Ravishankar Singh

Salesforce has been on a fantastic journey with Lightning components. Years ago, Salesforce developers were using a unique HTML tag-based Mark-up language known as Visual force pages and Apex as their controller for logic. In 2014, Salesforce launched the Lightning Component framework supported by the Aura programming framework. Since the web standards offered limited feasibility to build large-scale web applications at the time, Aura came with its component-driven model that allowed developers to build large-scale client applications on the web. Fast-forward to 5 years from the time of Aura; the web stack has seen an unprecedented level of innovation and standardization that transformed it from being a rudimentary page-rendering platform to a web development platform.