The Year of Web Components

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Declares that 2018 finally makes web components practical, citing broad browser implementation (Edge arriving) and HTML imports replaced by ES modules; notes fragmentation with 1200 packages for date pickers as motivation. Shows concrete tools and workflow: authoring with LitElement/Polymer patterns, bundling with Parcel, publishing to NPM, consuming inside Angular by enabling custom elements. Builds an emoji rating component, wires a custom change event, themes via CSS variables, and deploys live during the demo — it works end to end.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:56The Problem
3. 8:21Examples
4. 9:54Extensible Web Manifesto
5. 11:29Web Components
6. 12:53Lied Element
7. 13:21Demo

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