Web Components en 2019, on en est où ?
summary
Claim: Web Components are production ready but ecosystem friction remains. Cites concrete tools and moves: Polymer → Stencil migration, vanilla Custom Elements with template literals, server‑side rendering and performance tuning. Names the three specs (Custom Elements Shadow DOM HTML Templates) and gives examples used in the wild—Twitter widget uses web components—and notes migrations that were “traumatic” yet successful. The takeaway is which libraries were tried which integrations failed or scaled and which worked in production.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome
- 2:53Web Components in 2019
- 10:20Standards evolution
- 17:24Popular frameworks
- 25:20Casos de uso y ejemplos prácticos
- 32:08Performance benefits
- 37:15Future trends
- 39:48Q&A
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