Aura Beginner to Advance
- Aura Basics
- What is Aura Framework?
- Difference Between Aura and LWC
- Aura Component Structure
- Creating Your First Aura Component
- Understanding <aura:component>
- Aura Expressions {! }
- Using Attributes in Aura
- Data Binding in Aura Components
- Rendering HTML in Aura
- Aura Components vs Visualforce
- Difference between aura:id and id
- Using $A.get() in Aura
- Understanding Access Modifiers
- Using aura:method
- Aura Events
- Aura Controllers & Helpers
- Aura Component Communication
- Aura Conditional Rendering & Iteration
- Aura Component Lifecycle
- Aura Design System & Styling
- Aura Navigation & URL Handling
- Aura Data Services
- Aura Interfaces & Implementations
- Aura Security & Access Control
- Aura Performance Optimization
- Aura Advanced Topics
- Dynamic Component Creation
- Dynamic Component Destruction
- Custom Renderers
- Overriding Standard Actions
- Custom Lightning Quick Actions
- Using Aura in Experience Cloud
- Aura and Third-Party Libraries
- Using ltng:require in real examples
- Aura component inheritance (extends)
- Handling dynamic component in modal patterns
- Project
Parent–Child–Sibling Communication
The purpose of building a Parent–Child–Sibling Communication Mini App in Aura is to understand how Aura components exchange data in real-world applications with proper control and clean architecture. It helps developers implement Parent-to-Child communication using controlled attribute updates, Child-to-Parent communication using Component Events, and Sibling updates using Application Events—without unnecessary auto-updates.
