"Future-proof your Web Apps with Web Components and Lit"
summary
Explains that web components are browser standards (custom elements, shadow DOM, templates), shows code that registers a custom element and a Lit rewrite, and demonstrates a working GitHub repo browser that fetches and filters repos by topic. Claims lit makes property/attribute sync and uses decorators, template tag literals, and CSS custom properties; reports 20% of sites use web components. Shows that components run in the real DOM, slot and event communication works, and the demo actually fetches live GitHub data.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Web Components & Lit intro
- 1:32What are Web Components
- 3:57Key features: Custom Elements, Templates, Shadow DOM
- 8:12Browser support for Web Components
- 9:38Build a Web Component from scratch
- 13:56Simplify with Lit library
- 17:07Lit: features and benefits
- 21:47Real-world Web Components use
- 22:49Live demo: GitHub search with Lit
- 30:15Why Lit & Web Components
- 31:20Q&A
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