I Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Framework - Mastering Shadow DOM - Martine Dowden

Want to create components that work regardless of the front-end framework you are using?
Tired of throwing away your components when you change front-end frameworks?
Wish you could just code it once and reuse it on all of your projects?

Me too! Components are a staple of front-end development as they increase development speed, consistency, and reduce the need for repeat code. To create components often we turn to frameworks such as Angular, React, and Vue but we don't need to.

Using nothing more than HTML and Javascript that is readily available to us in all modern browsers we can create components that work without being tied to any one front-end framework.

You will walk away with the knowledge you need to go forth and create your own components, understand how to make them look gorgeous, and what if any limitations there are. Also, find out how you can bring back the blink tag!

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[victornoagbodji]

🙂🤗 this was such a nice talk and the presenter did a great job👍any other talks similar to this one covering new javascript tech?🤔

[sovereignlivingsoul]

a very useful skill to learn, thank you for sharing, if i only had the time to build what just came to mind, i will definitely build at least one component using this method.

[sovereignlivingsoul]

excellent video, i was styling using the template, will try importing the css file and doing more on the structural codeing to allow multple types of components to be used on the same page.

[chayanjana]

why bootstrap is not working inside react web component?

[mbalaganskiy]

Not sure which "stinkin" framework the author had in mind... Imagine a slightly more complicated component which has some inputs, elements with bound content, etc. And imagine managing html of that component via vanilla JS. A nightmare. Something like StencilJS will handle that easily in no time.

[cypherk]

The volume is way too low. Hard to understand in public transportation.