2018 - The Year of Web Components

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Claim: 2018 is the year web components start to take off, backed by concrete tooling and examples. Support: browsers ship features (Firefox done, Edge starting), polyfills exist, and frameworks like Polymer, Stencil and LitElement integrate with NPM and Angular. Evidence: over 1200 date picker packages on NPM motivates sharing components. Built: an Emoji rating component using LitElement is implemented, mounted inside an Angular page and works in the demo, showing cross-framework reusability.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:34The "Bootstrap" approach
3. 3:37The JavaScript API
4. 4:16"Share button" style
5. 5:43Library Fragmentation.
6. 8:24Custom Elements Attributes vs Properties
7. 14:54Browser Support
8. 15:15Low Level API
9. 16:20Tooling
10. 28:43Summary

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