Practical lessons from a year of building web components - Google I/O 2016

[@ChrisMcQueen]

Can I just gush on this for a moment? So well presented and clearly know your stuff. I don't know if I agree with everything, but you backed up all your points and got me thinking about components again. Five stars, would watch again.

[@erikecoologic]

A very good talk that explains general, important and misunderstood concepts (not just strictly about web-components) in a simple way. Eg: compostability or semver

[@antheus_s]

What an amazing talk, great energy and expertise. I've been implementing web components recently for React and vanilla JS projects and was really impressed with the possibilities. I wish I would have seen this video 6 years ago. 😛

[@RomanKaufmann]

I really enjoyed this talk. So far the best one from Google I/O 16. And always remember: Don't be input!! 😂😂😂

[@michielreyers7594]

"You have to WTFM before you can tell people to RTFM", Brilliant!

[@hobbyturystaSEO]

oh yes it is brilliant

[@WolfKelley1]

When she said "OG web components" at 3:02 I giggled. Good talk!

[@JamesJosephFinn]

I could listen to her talk about code all day

[@codeconcept]

I've just watched this video and 'polymer billion served'. Awesome presentations! Keep up the great work! Je ne sais pas pourquoi les commentaires ont été désactivés sur ta présentation de Google I/O 2017, espérons que ça n'ait pas été causé par des commentaires douteux. Encore bravo Monica :)

[@priyanayak7942]

Awesome content . Yes accessibility is a major concern not given high importance while developing there is huge scope for the improvement. 21 years no progress on form topic this was really amazing to know . I never thought we could do something great here . Awesome topics very well covered in a given time.❤️

[@anderivative]

Psst, it's the year 2022 now so it's even worse. 27 years!

[@MinopolisMc]

Awesome talk, really well presented. Web components are totally the future 8)

[@estherstepansky5256]

Excellent presentation. Well planned, well presented & relevant topic! I'll recommending this one a lot.

[@Dgiulian]

Great Talk, super fast but very clear and entertaining.

[@aBamieh]

amazing talk, ive been using web components/polymer in production for a while now. its great.

[@LostAlienOnEarth]

I didin't know Web Components were this big until I stumbled upon Strimpel & Overson's book the other day and then started a research on the subject. I feel like a whole decade has passed and I didn't notice.

[@hoavancac]

I love this girl ^^

[@TenderBug]

wonder who doesn't :-P

[@arowberry]

who is she?

[@RedMint100]

I think it's Monica Dinculescu

[@cyb-m]

she was my co-worker at Morgan Stanley

[@hobbyturystaSEO]

@@TenderBug LoL

[@kapilricky]

What i learned today : 1. Web Components 2.How to make BlueBeryy Muffins :D Thanks Mon :D

[@nicolasparada]

I learned interesting things from this talk :o

[@OPKevinvlog]

I loved her smile and the way she talked

[@DanielMMelo-hc6rk]

Awesome talk! Very helpful!

[@hrishikeshjoshi2477]

Superb way to describe how should be app

[@davidsuggitt]

very clear and very helpful! Thanx!!

[@dshukertjr]

Did she say "as long as you test your sh*t" at 20:39?

[@ehrro]

Sheet CSS sheet

[@LostAlienOnEarth]

But that is what I say all the time to my company's development team: test your shit! But they only do it in production and shit happens ALL THE TIME.

[@deepakmittal9244]

Why we use polymer boxex. is that all right to use this with angular or any other frontend. I am very confused.

[@alexandrkalabin7645]

20:15 UI testing frameworks

[@JonKeller]

Great talk - I played with Polymer a bit in the early days, and then grad school timesuck happened. This gets me excited to play with it again. Though I must disagree, pineapple and mushroom is my favorite pizza :)

[@HumanoidTyphoon91]

7:49 haha, didn't see that coming

[@__silverbadger]

LOL, just finished taking a screen shot before she mentions everyone taking pictures!

[@evolutionxbox]

JavaScript does have private variables. Putting an underscore does nothing except expose functions which should be actually private. Use closures!

[@aBamieh]

if you know more about design patterns you will understand that "closures" dont always apply. try making a private variable for a factory function using closures? polymer implements a similar behavior. basically what you do when you define a component is: var MyElement = Polymer.Class({ is: 'my-element', // See below for lifecycle callbacks created: function() { this.textContent = 'My element!'; } }); document.registerElement('my-element', MyElement); // Equivalent: var el1 = new MyElement(); var el2 = document.createElement('my-element'); calling new Class/Constructor function will copy the object but not what the closure has, hence you lose those "closure privates".

[@gasparinizuzzurro6306]

I love you, monica, you really show us how shitty and inconsistent is web development. It's a true shame that we took 21 (!!!!!) years to reach to at least decent level in web development. Concepts like reuse, pipe, comunications were absolutely INEXISTENT the browser world. This made developers life very hard .

[@greatestuff]

Sounds like a great idea. I bet Material Web Components are going to be well supported and not abandoned. Can't wait! 😞

[@max8hine]

what a amazing girl. thanks for the well-talk. I love you 'do less be lazy' philosophy idea

[@coffle1]

"As long as you test your shit" XDXD

[@ToniWCampbell]

Great video!

[@rw7799]

Meet the future CEO of anything she decides to run. She should be famous.

[@ebrailsongabriel903]

Great Talk!!

[@Chino747747]

awesome talk 🖒

[@NidhinDavidQB]

She has got a crush on 'input'!

[@youreale]

Cute. I mean, the web components technology.

[@JonathanCrossland]

It seems a little disheartening to learn that the lessons they learnt in building this, ia basically what all developers who has ever built something reusae already knew.

[@BennyPowers]

OG Web Components :D :D

[@LostAlienOnEarth]

I hate roleplaying but I have to do this. Most comments here express the following: "Oh, a woman! What do I do now? [Inner self] Act normal, don't be offtopic! Okay! I can do that! Hi, woman, you have a beautiful vagina. Oh, I mean, you know the stuff you were talking about! That's what I meant! [Woman] Oh, thanks?! What do you think of web components? [Awkward dude] Web components? Thought you were talking about our marriage... and our two kids, James and Sarah"

[@reyou7]

be like grep == single responsibility principle.

[@y9tw0t]

Stfu, a tech talk wherein the presenter manages to be personable? I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't just watched it. It's like it's not their first day out interacting with other humans. Often, I struggle to make it through tech related talks, tutorials, _et cetera_ without being bored into comatose or cringing to death ( e.g. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnfUZXWgjMdjj6M ). This is a nice change.

[@PaulSebastianM]

She was trying so hard not swear, it was cute.

[@sariegomon]

please marry me

[@johnbalvin5401]

14:27 who cares? lol, realy who cares?

[@SerkanSipahi]

Her name?

[@marF49er]

Her name is Monica

[@TenderBug]

Monica Dinculescu

[@teleprinter]

excellent presentation, only a detail to improve: You need to control behaviour of your legs during the talks, because your swinging mode seems you need urgently to pee.