Dan took the "teeth" out of web components for me with this talk, turning it from something confusing and intimidating into something understandable and exciting. Thanks so much for a clear, insightful talk! Just awesome.
Dan started out with the warning that if we were hoping to come away with something we could use right away we were going to be disappointed because Web Components is not fully baked yet. That was a disappointment but the presentation was not. He was well organized, had an excellent command of the subject, and was an engaging speaker. I came away understanding the parts of Web Components, what they do, and what the status is in defining and implementing them. Excellent job.
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I really enjoyed Dan's style and the thoroughness of his presentation. Great balance of information and live coding!
Dan took the "teeth" out of web components for me with this talk, turning it from something confusing and intimidating into something understandable and exciting. Thanks so much for a clear, insightful talk! Just awesome.
Dan started out with the warning that if we were hoping to come away with something we could use right away we were going to be disappointed because Web Components is not fully baked yet. That was a disappointment but the presentation was not. He was well organized, had an excellent command of the subject, and was an engaging speaker. I came away understanding the parts of Web Components, what they do, and what the status is in defining and implementing them. Excellent job.
Thank you all for the kind comments!
If you'd like to learn more about Web Components, check out the following links from my talk.
References:
* Specification Status: Are We Componentized Yet? https://jonrimmer.github.io/are-we-componentized-yet/
* Browser Support: http://caniuse.com/
* Tutorials: http://html5rocks.com/
Libraries / Component Collections:
* Polyfill: https://github.com/WebComponents/webcomponentsjs
* Google Polymer (high level API and a bunch of premade custom elements, think jQuery + Bootstrap for Components): https://www.polymer-project.org/
* CustomElements.io Gallery: https://customelements.io/
* Component Kitchen Gallery: http://component.kitchen/
Older Mozilla experiments with components libraries:
* Brick: http://brick.mozilla.io/
* X-Tag: http://www.x-tags.org/
And, of course:
* <x-gif>: https://github.com/geelen/x-gif