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www.abeautifulsite.net | ||
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daverupert.com
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| | | | | Through stalking the #WebComponents hashtag and my Frontend Masters course, I'm privy to a lot of developers' first experiences with web components. There's a wide range of people digging in, but the most common first-time experience I come across is a developer coming from a classical component framework like React with JSX going straight to writing vanilla Web Components, becoming frustrated, and then deeming web components "not ready for primetime." | |
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backlight.dev
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| | | | | A design system is a collection of reusable components and design patterns to build digital products at scale. Discover the basics with this comprehensive guide to design systems. | |
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gomakethings.com
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| | | | | There's not really a "wrong" way to build Web Components. But there are some approaches that are, in my opinion, antithetical to the spirit of them, and maybe miss the point of what makes them so great. Today, I wanted to talk about that in the context of a project that's been getting a lot of hype: Web Awesome. Let's dig in! Shoelace is a Web Component library. They were purchased by Font Awesome, and Web Awesome is going to be the next major release of the library. | |
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www.maxpou.fr
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| | | How Testing Library helps you to write better integration test | ||
