Web Components in Practice
summary
Examines Web Components as lightweight, framework-independent UI components and whether that promise holds up in real projects. Compares which teams and project types benefit from Web Components, their impact on development, and how to build a custom component library, illustrated with experiences and lessons from multiple projects.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:27WHO ARE WE?
- 2:53USE CASES
- 3:51DEVELOPING INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS
- 5:12MAKE OR BUY?
- 8:23DESIGN & USER EXPERIENCE OF CUSTOM COMPONENTS
- 14:25AUTOMATED TESTS
- 19:58STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS
- 22:31FORM VALIDATION
- 31:11SLOTS
- 35:10SCALING
- 37:53LESSONS LEARNED
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