Web Components Crash Course

This is an introductory crash course on web components including custom elements, shadow DOM and HTML templates.

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[budket]

If you need a video idea then I would suggest debugging code. I haven't seen a tutorial on your channel about it and I don't know how to use VS code debugger.

[corneillealimasi]

it's like I wasted my time watching other web tutorials, but since I came across your Traversy Media channel, I have become fans and addicts, thank you, you do well and clearly explained, we expect more from you.

[saulgood]

Brad is making sure we stay sharp during the pandemic! Appreciate it!

[ktbn]

Your tutorials are great! You provide comprehensive explanations of WHY and WHAT which most tutorials skip or skimp. I really appreciate how you don't assume your viewers know certain things - THANK YOU

[googacct]

I have been a programmer for about 20 years and have been watching your videos for several months.I mostly do java backend development, but use other languages as needed. I was recently tasked with doing my first fullstack javascript project. Your videos have been extremely helpful in allowing me to get up to speed quickly on the latest frontend techniques and increasing my versatility in my day job. Thanks for putting these videos out there.

[gerryjtierney]

Brad Traversy continually giving his expertise and time to the community. This man is the rising tide that raises all ships.

[Oygen_]

Nice video. But removeEventlistener() needs to be called on an element with arguments of which event to remove and which function.

[yahayaoyinkansola]

Web components are really awesome, they make you have that component based structure that are in javascript frameworks and makes writing html less painful, instead of having to copy the same piece of code each time, thank you Brad

[xzex]

today I watched a video about web components for the first time and I didn't get any of it. so I look for it in brad's channel. you cannot imagine how declarative and easy you make the stuff that you teach.

[RemoteJuniorJobs]

This is one of the most beautiful things I ever see on web development! Awesome crash course as always!

[justincantley]

If I'm searching for tutorials on a subject I want to learn, and I see that you've got one on it, I will always watch it first. Great job as always on this.

[bankoleesan]

I'm so happy right now... I love how you always follow through on things Brad. You said you'd do it, and here it is!!! A video on Web Components (You promised this in your Vue Crash Course 😄). Thanks for being so Awesome Mr Traversy. My Hero and the darling of the global dev community... Stay safe, healthy and blessed always Sir 🙏, you and yours.

[lewissheridan]

Brad - I watch a lot of videos on YouTube pertaining to Web Dev, and there's a lot of content out there, but your content proves to be by far and above the best I've come across. @2.22M subscribers, I think I'm not alone in my views here. I'm grateful you continue delivering these great crash courses!

[saloniyadav]

I had gone through a lot of blogs before finally youtubing about it. Nothing beats this tutorial. Now I can go back to those blogs and finally make sense! Thanks man! This is awesome and much appreciated!

[anmolagarwal]

Your way of explaining things step by step and the art of breaking things in little understandable parts is amazing.
It make things a lot easier than they actually are!
Thanks❤️

[devingray]

I desperately needed this. I know react but I got tired of not knowing how to correctly answer "Do you know how React works?" This has definitely opened up my understanding.

[arturoguillen]

This is amazing! In case you guys didn't know, YouTube is made with web components (no react, no vue, etc)

[blossombabalola]

This is so helpful, thank you. Been using react for my web components until recently when I was asked to use just vanilla js. I was confused, didn't even know that was possible. Brad swoops in to save the day again. Thank you.

[maskman]

Thank you Brad for this very cool web component intro tutorial, I've learned something, now web-api is getting powerful each day, I think in the near future single page application is gonna become part of browser, just like vue, react, angular, so there is no need to learn those fancy frameworks, native browser api is gonna takes care of everything !!!

[diManjenje]

That’s a very useful tutorial like always.
After watch your video “What Learn Before a JavaScript Framework”, I came here cuz I didn’t knew anything about components, and this video was very helpful. Im doing your course Modern Javascript on udemy and it fills all of JS “gaps” needed to learn Angular (that I need cuz of the work)… Thank you so much Brad, you have been blessing us with very useful content for free. May God bless you back.. ❤️ from 🇦🇴