Summary
In this chapter, you have learned about the high-level architecture of the Lightning Web Component framework, in terms of a standalone page as well as when it comes to integrating Lightning components within Lightning Experience, Lightning Community, Salesforce Mobile, and Lightning Flow.
Lightning Experience is now much more extensible than the original Salesforce Classic user interface. There are more options to consider before deciding whether your only option is to start building entirely new, from-the-ground-up, page-level experiences. Thinking about these integration capabilities as you consider your user experience requirements, along with aligning component thinking between developers and UX designers, is key to embracing this new way of building applications on Salesforce.
The need for separation of concerns and good coding practices is now as important at the client tier as it is at the backend. It is also more important to monitor your architecture for the...
