Web Component Properties and Attributes

[@SonnyDarvish]

Thanks for all of these tutorials. I'm going through all of them as I build our design system with WC. One feedback for your production, try to isolate the microphone from the desk and the keyboard. Any high quality headphones are going to be quite bassy.

[@srinivasaraoyp3640]

Hi Steve wish you happy new year. I always find your video demos very interesting.

[@nro337]

Happy New Year! Thanks for the video

[@ofeenee]

Happy new year’s!! ❤🎉

[@aram5642]

Would be cool to see a video about exporting and consuming such a webcomponent in a framework, esp when it comes to I/O

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

This is part of a playlist with lots of other info about web components - kzbin.info/aero/PLyuRouwmQCjnENQk6NJlckZRXOfQP0x5B

[@n_fan329]

Hi Professor, on 10:51 & line 69 i tried p.classList.add('character') and it works, my question is : when you are using p.className is it the same we 're using JSX within React components ? even though in this block of code its plain JS , Would u please explain ...bit confused in here ?

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

React components are not the same as custom web components. p.className is just a basic JS property for targetting the name of the CSS class.

[@shahinza]

Thank you!

[@AyushJaiswal-t9m]

Hi, can we pass object as attribute in web components

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

If you mean through the attributes in the HTML, then no. Only strings can go through HTML attributes.

[@AyushJaiswal-t9m]

@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 one way I can do is by serialization through Json.stringyfy and later I parse it but I don't know how framework like Vue or library like Lit does that

[@bennettsunder7376]

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