In the last section, we required a connected app and authentication from Salesforce to render the Lightning Component. Authentication is needed if you want the application to securely fetch data from Salesforce using the user credentials.
However, let's say you want a non-secure component to be hosted on your site. An example could be a simple web to read from or a contact information collection form, and you do not want your users to log in.
For this scenario, the Lightning Out application will implement a special interface named ltng:allowGuestAccess and you will also need to create a Salesforce community that is published for the public.
Let's take a step-by-step walkthrough of how to take components ...
