Web Components: 10 Things to Know
summary
Web Components prove production-ready — SpaceX uses them in a spacecraft UI — and modern browsers support the standards (IE11 via polyfills). The talk lists 10 things to know, shows concrete tools: LitElement, open-wc, Microsoft Fast, and demos on webcomponents.dev. A blog rebuilt one counter widget 33 ways to compare approaches. open-wc wires up Storybook, Netlify and CircleCI for linting, testing, demoing and deployment; React interop works but needs event wrappers.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:11What are web components
- 6:27Production readiness
- 8:38Browser support
- 10:03Code complexity
- 12:35LitElement and alternatives
- 16:2933 ways to build components
- 18:39Web components with React
- 20:26OpenWC setup
- 22:53Quick try with webcomponents.dev
- 25:23Composing UIs
- 26:48Disadvantages and closing
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