Future-proof your Web Apps with Web Components and LitElement
summary
Argues that using Web Components plus LitElement and lit-html makes apps faster, smaller, and browser-native with long-term compatibility; demos a TypeScript app that fetches GitHub repos and a separate filter component built with shadow DOM, property/attribute binding, converters, slots and decorators, served via ES dev server. Notes Edge legacy lacks shadow DOM, shows the composed components communicate with events and the demo works end-to-end.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 3:30Web components standards
- 12:30Introduction to lit-element
- 20:02Setting up the project
- 21:48Developing a github app
- 35:31Advanced component features
- 43:39Resources and conclusion
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