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UPDATE: Updated the answer to reflect Metadata API support for LWC.


You don't need the full fledged Salesforce DX here. To be able to use LWC, you can use the following are required.

  • Salesforce CLISalesforce CLI. This is a must toTo be able to create projects, move components from sandbox to sandbox
  • Metadata API. If not using CLI, you can use this to move components from sandbox to sandbox
  • A code editor (preferably VS Code). You cannot use Developer Console to develop LWCs.

The following documentation provide more details on this topic:

You don't the full fledged Salesforce DX here. To be able to use LWC, the following are required.

  • Salesforce CLI. This is a must to be able to create projects, move components from sandbox to sandbox
  • A code editor (preferably VS Code). You cannot use Developer Console to develop LWCs.

The following documentation provide more details on this topic:

UPDATE: Updated the answer to reflect Metadata API support for LWC.


You don't need the full fledged Salesforce DX here. To be able to use LWC, you can use the following.

  • Salesforce CLI. To be able to create projects, move components from sandbox to sandbox
  • Metadata API. If not using CLI, you can use this to move components from sandbox to sandbox
  • A code editor (preferably VS Code). You cannot use Developer Console to develop LWCs.

The following documentation provide more details on this topic:

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Jayant Das
  • 30.7k
  • 3
  • 42
  • 68

You don't the full fledged Salesforce DX here. To be able to use LWC, the following are required.

  • Salesforce CLI. This is a must to be able to create projects, move components from sandbox to sandbox
  • A code editor (preferably VS Code). You cannot use Developer Console to develop LWCs.

The following documentation provide more details on this topic: