Web Components for CMS
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Claims that web components let editors edit content in the exact user context and that custom elements are framework‑agnostic. Demonstrates a working dynamic-image component that stores source and alt properties, renders in the light DOM for SSR, toggles an editor-controls lazy-loaded into the Shadow DOM, and loads/saves JSON to a REST path. Describes a Simpla library of primitive elements, global sync/auth systems, and a pluginable content-source model that already powers multiple editable components.
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