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You’re Overthinking Web Components
Learn how Web Components excel at progressively enhancing server-rendered HTML without worrying about additional dependencies, shadow DOM, or going full…
Read MoreWeb Components Vs. Framework Components: What’s The Difference? — Smashing Magazine
Some critics question the agnostic nature of Web Components, with some even arguing that they are not real components. Gabriel…
Read MoreGetting Started | Web Components Toolkit
The Web Components Toolkit is a collection of tools to help you build web components that teams love to use.…
Read MoreDeclarative Shadow DOM
In this article, I will first highlight the challenge that has made using web components, specifically the shadow DOM, a…
Read MoreIsomorphic Web Components
Web components might be great, if only you could render them on the server.Or can you? The lack of server-side…
Read MoreStyling Web Component elements in the shadow DOM with constructable stylesheets
For the last two weeks, we’ve been looking at why styling elements in the shadow DOM sucks so bad, and…
Read MoreHow to manage reactive state using Custom Elements (Web Components)
To make things truly reactive in our custom elements (web components) we need some reactive state primitive. In frameworks, we…
Read MoreServer-first Web Components with DSD, HTMX, and Islands
Over the last several years, browsers have made huge strides in bringing native components to HTML. In 2020, the first…
Read MoreMaking content-aware components using CSS :has(), grid, and quantity queries – Piccalilli
A big thing you need to contend with when working on design systems is anticipating all the different ways someone…
Read MoreWhere web components shine
In this job we need to think a lot about the tools we choose and why, so I cataloged all…
Read MoreThe Shadow DOM is an antipattern
In my video on building a modern web app with vanilla Web Components, I mentioned that I believe the Shadow…
Read MoreBig W for Web Components
Quick review: If you don’t regularly work with Web Components, the term “Shadow DOM” might sound a little more kinky…
Read MoreHyper-responsive web components
Web components can be placed anywhere on the page, like any other HTML element, which makes them incredibly portable and…
Read MoreHow Microsoft Edge Is Replacing React With Web Components
Microsoft’s Edge browser team is on a mission to swap out React UI components with native web platform components. We…
Read MoreLiskov’s Gun: The parallel evolution of React and Web Components – Baldur Bjarnason
It’s really hard to add extensibility and “composability” to an already complex class inheritance tree with pre-existing and rigidly defined…
Read More(2477) David Darnes – Web Components: Little Bits – YouTube
Web Components are a way to enrich standard HTML with new behaviours by creating custom elements! Join me as I…
Read MoreWeb Components are not Framework Components — and That’s Okay
Frankly, if framework authors were sold the idea that web components would be a compile target for their frameworks, and…
Read MoreWeb Components Are Not the Future — They’re the Present
It’s disappointing that some of the most outspoken individuals against Web Components are framework maintainers. These individuals are, after all,…
Read MoreWeb Components Are Not the Future
But my experience then and my experience since only points me to a single conclusion. Web Components possibly pose the…
Read MoreWeb components are okay | Read the Tea Leaves
Every so often, the web development community gets into a tizzy about something, usually web components. I find these fights…
Read MoreYou Might Not Need that Framework – Frontend Masters Boost
This brings us to the concept of “Vanilla JavaScript,” which refers to developing web apps with just plain JavaScript and…
Read MoreCarbon Design System’s commitment to Web Components | by Anna Wen | _carbondesign | Sep, 2024 | Medium
More than a year ago, we launched @carbon/web-components v2 to demonstrate our commitment to making the Carbon Design System accessible…
Read MoreLet’s talk about web components
Web components! They’re currently at the vanguard of web development and are a reliable source of hot drama in the…
Read MoreHow fast are web components?
It is often said that web components are slow. This was also my experience when I first tried building web…
Read MoreWeb Components
Web Components are a polarizing feature that seem simultaneously old news and not quite ready for production yet. But we’ve…
Read MorePlain Vanilla
This is an overview of the major techniques used to make web sites and web applications without making use of…
Read MoreHTML Web Components Make Progressive Enhancement And CSS Encapsulation Easier!
Until then, I’d been under the false assumption that all web components rely solely on the presence of JavaScript in…
Read MoreAre web components worth it? – Off The Main Thread
In this episode, Jake and Surma chat about web components. Why they were invented, what they’re useful for, and how…
Read MoreIsland Architecture with Web Components
Island Architecture is a concept first described by Katie Sylor-Miller and later expanded upon by Jason Miller in his post.…
Read MoreStreaming HTML out of order without JavaScript
The advantages of streaming HTML over waiting for the entire response to be generated before sending it to the browser…
Read MoreThe Case for Web Components
In a JavaScript-dominated community, native solutions like Web Components often get overlooked. The Case for Web Components is your guide…
Read MoreOn slot Elements
The element’s difference is similar to how variables in Sass are different from CSS custom properties: the former are static…
Read MoreAn even faster Microsoft Edge – Microsoft Edge Blog
Edge’s UI responsiveness improvements started with understanding what you, our users, were experiencing. Edge monitors its UI responsiveness via telemetry…
Read MoreWhy use Web Components over traditional DOM manipulation?
If you’ve been following my articles on HTML Web Components, you may have come away thinking…This looks a lot like…
Read MoreReact 19 Beta – React
React 19 adds full support for custom elements and passes all tests on Custom Elements Everywhere. In past versions, using…
Read MoreReact 19 Beta – React
React 19 adds full support for custom elements and passes all tests on Custom Elements Everywhere.In past versions, using Custom…
Read MoreDemystifying the Shadow DOM – by Petar Ivanov
Last year I taught Advanced JavaScript classes at the local university. One of the topics I explained was about the…
Read MoreA React Developers Guide to Writing Enhance Components
Frequently, we are asked by React developers why patterns they have learned while writing components using JSX do not translate…
Read MoreA practical guide to using shadow DOM
There have been hundreds of attempts at explaining shadow DOM, and it still remains confusing for many developers. I find…
Read More2023 State of Web Components: Today’s standards and a glimpse into the future. | Medium
much … has happened in the world of Web Components since v1 reached full support in 2020. And even more…
Read MoreUsing Global Styles in Shadow DOM | by EisenbergEffect | Feb, 2024 | Medium
One of the most common misunderstandings folks seem to have about Web Components is that they can’t take advantage of…
Read MoreA practical guide to using shadow DOM
Today marks the release of Firefox 123, which means declarative shadow DOM is now available across the three major browser…
Read MoreGetting into web components – an intro | utilitybend
For those who are utterly clueless about web components – no need to feel ashamed; I’m catching up myself. In…
Read Moredrab
drab focuses on providing JavaScript functionality where it’s most useful. Many of the elements are helpful wrappers around browser APIs.…
Read MoreIgalia Chats: A Lighter Shade of DOM | Igalia – Open Source Consultancy and Development
Igalia’s Brian Kardell and Eric Meyer chat with Miriam Suzanne about the Shadow DOM, use cases, and ‘open styling’ problems…
Read MoreThe Good, The Bad, The Web Components—zachleat.com
WEB COMPONENTS ARE ALREADY A SUCCESS STORY Despite some notable criticism, web components are already widely used across the web.In…
Read MoreHTML Web Components on the Server Are Great | Scott Jehl, Web Designer/Developer
I’ll start this post by echoing what many others have been saying: Web Components are having a moment lately! After…
Read MoreOn Web Components – macwright.com
There’s just this assumption that now that React is potentially on its way out (after a decade-long reign! not bad),…
Read Morejakelazaroff.com
I don’t see web components on their own as a huge productivity boon for individual websites. Once you’ve bought into…
Read MoreAn Attempted Taxonomy of Web Components—zachleat.com
As my experience with web components grows, my personal view of how to build a web component is also evolving.…
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