lit-HTML (Chrome Dev Summit 2017)

[@octubre_lilaka]

Coming back to this in 2023, I'm impressed at how lit-html and LitElement have become the lit project. It's quite nice to see that they've persevered, and I sometimes use lit-html standalone in some of my personal projects

[@kyuwoochoi2887]

I have been looking for a way how to write web components for some time. After discovering lit-html in polymer summit this year, now I think it's time to use web components. Justin said this is a small library, but I would say that this little library has created a huge opportunity on the road to web components. nice work polymer team.

[@trappedcat3615]

@ 5:53 The concepts of using tagged template literals and the template tag originated from hyperHTML. They should atleast acknowledge where they gained their inspiration.

[@GifCoDigital]

Why would they, using tagged template literals for a TEMPLATING library is just common sense and nothing unique.

[@basarat]

Secret sauce for performance at 18:18 🌹

[@Textras]

Where were you 2 years ago!!? All good, you're here now! :)

[@rezab314]

25:40 shouldn't the on-click be inside the template tags, ""?

[@emerson0001]

That sounds right, probably a mistake there.

[@michaelpierce9096]

Looks good for lightweight. It's a DOM cache?

[@phutureproof]

I know im late to the party here but I'd love to see the browser deal with this stuff, and not have to choose one of or several nonesense libraries such as angular, vue, react [insert latest trend here]

[@sharon0x1]

This just seems to be a HyperHTML clone.

[@mrmagnetic927]

what about Browser support? We are always getting new fancy templating libraries but no legacy browser support.

[@Booyamakashi]

Excellent presentation.

[@rahulb10]

how can we implement routing in lit-HTML?

[@brianyoung2601]

@vaadin-router

[@chulian1819]

How to do server side rendering?

[@hynjus001]

Am I gregnant?

[@BrandNewByxor]

Generate HTML on the server, send it to the client.

[@StEvUgnIn]

@@BrandNewByxor Pretty much. You have to interface your framework to node.js and configure routes. I'm sure Vaadin has tools for lit-html that allows you to do this.

[@ahsath]

we want the documentation now!

[@Nexus-rt1bm]

Amazing

[@angsi3281]

Sounds like Jekyll ...

[@TesterAnimal1]

Its a terrible idea. You can’t pass it around and have it changed. XML doesn’t merge. JSON does. Define the structure in JSON.

[@centerfield6339]

Thank goodness there's no XML here, then. Also, JSON and XML can merge equally well (or badly).

[@augmentos]

hyperHTML not pleased.

[@ЕгорВалов-д3с]

PR link?

[@code4chaosmobile]

Bravo.

[@producdevity]

I love it!!!!

[@KelvinWKiger]

ReactJS + JSX = Satisfaction

[@zunahexus]

template are hard yes men

[@inaccessiblecardinal9352]

Yeah, just write js.

[@AnthonyAlaribe]

JSX has had all these for years now

[@toooes]

Well, JS has only had template literals since 2015. You'll note Vue makes extensive use of the language features within their components because it was created *after* their inclusion to the language whereas React was created prior.

[@filemot25]

But with this you don't need to run diffing functions when the data changes

[@phutureproof]

But we need more of the same!

[@GIAUHUYNHQUOC]

Like

[@TechnologyRules]

Yeah, JSX already won. Sorry

[@aammssaamm]

Useless stuff, waste of time.

[@kitteemail12]

Thank for video brother.