News from the BEM World
summary
BEMJSON is produced from backend data using bem-xjst templates (examples show replacing a root node with page → header/main/footer) and then rendered to HTML for three workflows: static per-page files, a single client bundle that maps a model to many pages, or real‑time server rendering. A new release includes a module to automate that pipeline, and there is an official bem-components UI library plus a modular build ecosystem (enb plugins, bem-walk, bem-deps, etc., about 96 packages) so projects can pick and assemble only the pieces they need.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:38BEM blocks and tooling
- 10:52BEM components library
- 17:24BEM build tools
- 22:47Documentation updates
- 26:43Future plans
- 40:12Q&A
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