React vs Web Components?

In this episode I talk React / Preact, JSX, all that good stuff... and how it all works with Web Components! Spoiler: they can work together just great :D

[PeteCarapetyan]

The combination of high level objectives and low level code for each platform is the most helpful part of this video, for me.

[_oskareriksson]

Keep 'em coming randomly! Keep making interesting/fun videos, not filler stuff to meet deadlines.

[HSDevStudio]

Was in a conversation today in my organisation to use angular as a framework over polymer to tailor web-components. Your thoughts really helped me to get it through. However, am not a one framework fan but the vision of a web-component to be build with that ease is what is amazing to me. Thanks a lot Paul. Rob's site proved to be the trump card. Thanks a lot again Paul for an awesome articulation.

[GuilhermeScaldelai]

Thanks Paul for the amazing content! Keep it up the good work!

[duni]

Probably one of the most intelligent and well-spoken teachers in the web-dev community.

[rafaelkrizek]

Discovered your channel right now and it feels like finding a gem between the simulated ones... THANKS!!! Have a great day :)

[Manjeetkundu]

Damn that intro!! I love the focusing on "Web developer" and on coding lines.

[glashio]

For all good reasons... that's why i love Vanilla.js

[firstprincipleslearning]

As a summary for advantages of using shadow dom, you contain your style for the element, so it closes over the element itself and does not alter the rest of your code. And for events similarly, it stops at the shadow dom boundary and you can emit the event in a more semantic way, other than click, for the rest of the app. For example as a `wobble` event, so you can uniquely communicate what the event is specifically designed for.

[michongoma]

Every week please, whatever number of times. Always love your videos.

[Phlickey]

Slightly random upload schedule works for me. Your content is just good content Mr. Lewis.

[rendrap]

I'm here for the B-roll 😁, awesome content & generous amount of humor!

[ashrafal]

We build new things based our experience, information we gain and learn from older constructs.
jquery adhoc usage led to backbone and ember, pain and boilerplate code in backbone led to Angular and React. Angular and React learned and improved upon their own short comings.
current custom component spec itself is heavy influenced by react just like riot, preact.

[DavideCatani]

Very illuminating, thanks for sharing! :)

[oathplanners]

I came to claim my love emoji. I have subscribed with 3 different accounts.

[bigcheesepuff]

I did an experiment with custom elements ages ago, and really liked the concept, but was not really sure how it fits into the real world. - good vid. - would be interesting to compare Preact with Stimulus. - I have an existing rails/coffeescript app which I want to "enhance"

[dominikdeimel]

The B-Roll Master himself 👍🏻 awesome Video!

[maximerossignol]

Thanks a lot for the shadow dom explanation 👌

[DavidAlsh]

I suspect that JSX/React would be better suited inside the web component, to help it manage internal re-rendering/diffing rather than outside to manage composing the application

[deps..]

Hi Paul,
I think writing a web components in a separate file like the VueJS Single File Component is a good idea? What do you think ?