Frameworks and the Future of the Web Platform
summary
Demonstrates packaging framework components as browser-native custom elements so components self‑bootstrap when placed in HTML, work with server‑rendered CMS pages, and interoperate across frameworks. Uses Angular Elements (Angular 6) to wrap components, ships widgets on angular.io removing ~2,000 lines of glue, runs in production for weeks with zero issues, and polyfills back to IE9 while Edge support lags. Shows a 2.7 KB hello world result and confirms custom elements handle attributes, events, and content projection.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00The challenges of SPAs
- 2:31Bridging framework gaps
- 7:41Revisiting web components
- 13:01Custom elements explained
- 18:55Angular elements demo
- 25:51Content projection patterns
- 29:04Practical applications
- 36:26Future outlook and Q&A
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