To find the local time zone of the running user, copy the following snippet of code into your component JavaScript:
var OrgtimeZone = $A.get("$Locale.timezone");
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by Mohith Shrivastava
Learning Salesforce Lightning Application Development
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- PacktPub.com
- Foreword
- Contributors
- Preface
- Introduction to the Lightning Component Framework
- Lightning Experience
- Lightning Component architecture
- Setting up a Salesforce developer organization to enable the building of Lightning Components
- The Lightning Design system
- Summary
- Exploring Salesforce DX
- Enabling the developer hub in your Salesforce organization
- Installing the Salesforce DX CLI
- Salesforce DX commands
- Lightning commands
- Metadata API commands
- Data import and export commands in Salesforce DX
- Installing the Visual Studio extension pack for DX
- Summary
- Lightning Component Building Blocks
- Component markup and using Lightning base components for layouts
- Component definition aura:component
- Lightning base components for layout and layout items
- Lightning card base component
- Example layouts using the Lightning layout and card components
- Horizontal alignment using the Lightning layout base component
- Vertical alignment using the Lightning layout base component 
- Stretching a LayoutItem using the flexibility attribute
- Creating multiple rows and controlling the size of the row in Lightning layout
- Lightning layout to handle multiple devices
- Nested page layout using Lightning Layouts
- Understanding attributes
- Using Expression syntax
- JavaScript controller and helper
- Wiring the client-side to the server using Apex controllers
- Summary
- Component markup and using Lightning base components for layouts
- The Lightning JavaScript API
- Technical requirements
- Using component get and set methods
- Using the find function to locate the DOM
- Introducing Locker Service
- APIs available in $A top-level functions
- Format date/DateTime using the Aura Localization Service
- Dynamically creating components using $A.createComponent()
- Modifying the DOM in the RENDERER JavaScript file of the component bundle
- Using custom labels in Lightning Components
- ES6 support in Lightning Components
- Summary
- Events in the Lightning Component Framework
- Lightning Data Service and Base Components
- Lightning Data Service
- Example components using Lightning Data Service
- Lightning base components
- An introduction to Lightning input field components
- Creating a contact edit form using the Lightning input field and RecordEditForm components
- Using the Lightning output field component
- The list view component 
- Creating a tree view using the tree and tree grid components
- Formatting output data using Lightning base components
- Using the datatable component
- Using Lightning input components
- Using the carousel component
- Summary
- Using External JavaScript Libraries in Lightning Components
- Third-party JavaScript libraries in Lightning Components
- Attributes
- Events
- Integrating a third-party library into Lightning Components
- Integrating the Select2 JavaScript library into Lightning Components
- Integrating the MomentJs library into Lightning Components
- Creating a Locker Service-compliant JavaScript bundle using webpack
- ChartJs in Lightning Components
- Making client-side calls to external sites using JavaScript
- Communication between the Lightning main frame and iframe
- Rendering a React application in a Lightning Component using Lightning:container
- Summary
- Third-party JavaScript libraries in Lightning Components
- Debugging Lightning Components
- Performance Tuning Your Lightning Component
- Storable actions
- Avoiding nested aura:if in aura:iteration
- Events strategy for performance and ease of code maintenance
- Optimizing JavaScript in Lightning Components
- Unbound expression bindings
- Using the Lightning data service
- Leveraging Lightning base components
- Optimizing Apex code
- Disabling Debug Mode for production
- Summary
- Taking Lightning Components out of Salesforce Using Lightning Out
- Lightning Flows
- Making Components Available for Salesforce Mobile and Communities
- Lightning Navigation and Lightning Console APIs
- Unit Testing Lightning Components
- Publishing Lightning Components on AppExchange
- Namespacing Salesforce developer instances for managed package generation
- The impact of namespacing Salesforce instances on the component bundle
- Creating scratch Orgs with namespaces
- Creating a managed package
- Documenting your components using the auradoc file
- Using the design file to allow admins to configure attributes
- Publishing components on AppExchange
- Summary
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