Web Components: It’s about Time | Erin Zimmer

Speaker: Erin Zimmer (Shine Solutions) | javascript-con...
Web components were first proposed all the way back in 2011. Since then, they’ve been kicked around without really getting much traction until recently. With the rise of components in frameworks, a new standard that is (almost) supported by all modern browsers, and support from (almost) all major frameworks, web components are suddenly looking a lot more appealing.
Let’s have a look at how and why you might want to use web components. In this session, we’ll look at how they compare with framework components and when you might want to use one or the other. We’ll take a deep dive into custom elements and shadow DOM, see how they work on their own, and how you can combine their powers to create new, better superpowers.
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[@blessdarah1256]

Just what I wanted to see. I love things vanilla and web components is just such a game changer in the the web world. More content on this topic please...

[@PeterDrinnan]

Great presentation. Not sure how anyone could watch this and not think web components are going to change the whole web development landscape.

[@ahmetozturk5178]

we are already using web components with the thought that it will be a great game changer in www

[@iamreg1965]

Excellent presentation Erin. Web Components, IMHO, will completely replace forms for all new Web applications in 5 years time.

[@user-jy2sz1jr9p]

Great! Now let's make a framework out of web components! :)

[@LOKeshrangineni]

Great tutorial. I wish there is a git link to the code you have demonstrated on video.

[@lukasdumberger3202]

You can view the source-code of this demo: web-components.ez.codes/demo.html

[@MatiasAlibertti]

Great talk, thank you!

[@gauravpoudel7288]

Very helpful. Thank u

[@theoligarchist1503]

is it possible to use CreateObject with this ?

[@AE-yr6mo]

Wow, she's a beast!

[@gridvid]

Finally Vanilla…. now we need a router

[@kenansari]

WTH i am shocked :/

[@RAHUDAS]

Feeling sorry for React Lovers.

[@Z111211211]

Is that really a replacement for React ? I'm not sure. React will still be useful to render efficiently a page in sync with the state of the application. I think you need Webcomponents and React.