Lightning
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What is Lightning?
The Lightning Network is a layer 2 scaling solution for Bitcoin, enabling faster and cheaper transactions. It works by creating off-chain payment channels between users, allowing them to transact repeatedly without broadcasting each transaction to the Bitcoin blockchain. When they are done, they can settle the final balance on the main chain. This reduces congestion and fees on the main Bitcoin network and allows for microtransactions.
What other technologies are related to Lightning?
Lightning Complementary Technologies
Apex
Apex is a proprietary programming language closely integrated with Lightning, used for server-side logic and custom business processes. It is a core part of the Salesforce platform and extends Lightning's capabilities.
LWC
Lightning Web Components (LWC) are the modern standard for building user interfaces on the Salesforce platform. They are tightly integrated with Lightning and are the recommended approach for building new components.
SOQL
SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language) is used to query data within the Salesforce database, which is essential for building Lightning applications that interact with data.
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Which job functions commonly mention Lightning?
Salesforce Administrator
6.0% of all Salesforce Administrator jobs mention Lightning
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Information Technology
0.5% of all Information Technology jobs mention Lightning
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Researcher
0.1% of all Researcher jobs mention Lightning
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Software Engineer
1156 Software Engineer jobs mention Lightning
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Engineer
1510 Engineer jobs mention Lightning
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