Web Components - The Lego Bricks of Web Developers
summary
Claims that web components let one build framework‑agnostic UI by creating a reusable custom element, shows a concrete login component built with Stencil, wires username/password into component state and emits a DOM event that the page logs, and explains that shadow DOM provides CSS encapsulation while ES modules replace HTML imports. Demo compiles to an npm package and runs in Chromium; browser support is now broad with polyfills for older engines.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:01Web Components The Lego bricks of web developers
- 1:31The basic problem of HTML elements
- 2:06Building a login form...
- 4:13Want using it in multiple applications?
- 15:22Let's talk about browser support...
- 19:20Building the login with Web Components
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