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Stencil - a Web Components Compiler If you read through our Web Components Perks & Flaws series, you may remember that Web Components have some flaws, for example having to repeat much boilerplate code and respect the render loop, missing a template engine, or creating a build…

In the blog series about Web Components, we talked a lot about the perks and flaws of Web Components (or: the current state of Web Components) and how their integrability in modern SPA frameworks looks like. But we only took a short look at Web Components being integrated as a…

You might have read the article series about Web Components in which we talked about the advantages and disadvantages of Web Components in detail and how they are integrable in modern SPA frameworks. This article focuses on how you can create Web Components using a modern SPA…

In this four part article series, we are exploring the perks, flaws, and current standards of forming Web Components. This last article will teach you how Web Components can share data and services, and which role frameworks play. Article Series The Motivation for using Web…

What to expect Learn how to create a native Web Component using LitElement Step-by-step explanations How to render your HTML template Adding styles Using asynchronous properties All based on a sample built with Visual Studio Code You can find a running example on stackblitz. What…

Web Components – ein Begriff, den wir immer öfter hören und lesen werden. Dahinter stehen die Technologien Custom Elements, Shadow DOM und HTML Templates. Zusammen ergeben sie ein natives Komponentenmodell für unseren Browser. Es hilft uns, wiederverwendbare UI-Komponenten zu…

The first article of this series introduced into the motivation for using Web Components. After looking at the perks in the second part, we are going to learn about the flaws of Web Components in this article. Please note that with the on-going development of the standards, some…

Web Components - a term you most probably hear regularly in recent times as a web developer. With the standards of Shadow DOM, HTML Custom Elements, HTML Templates, and, in former times, HTML Imports, there finally is a native component model within the browser. In this four-part…

In the introduction article to this series, I wrote about the motivation, why to use Web Components. Now we are going to take a closer look at the perks of using them - from a technical and business point of view. If you are interested in all technical features of Web Components…

Diese Artikelserie beschäftigt sich mit dem dynamischen Nachladen von Angular-Modulen. Der letzte Artikel der Serie beschreibt einen Weg des Nachladens mit der Berücksichtigung eines Berechtigungskonzeptes. Die Kommunikation zwischen den dynamischen Modulen und der Hauptanwendung…

What to expect Learn how to create a native Web Component without using a framework Explanation of all steps and essentials points like HTML Templates, Custom Elements and shadow DOM to create a Web Component, based on a sample built with Visual Studio Code. What are Web…

Diese Artikelserie beschäftigt sich mit dem dynamischen Nachladen von Angular-Modulen. Im zweiten Teil der Serie erfahren Sie wie die initiale Lade- und Start-Performance durch das Nachladen mit Angular Router optimiert werden kann. Die im Artikel referenzierte Demo-Anwendung…

Eine hohe Performance und die Sicherheit von Webapplikationen ist für jeden Entwickler ein Dauerthema. Unter JavaScript ist es möglich, für eine hohe Performance nur die gerade benötigten oder wegen der Sicherheit nur die erlaubten Teile der Applikation zu laden. Diese…

Microsoft's Blazor WebAssembly toolkit is one of the new kids on the block in WebAssembly land. For many developers WebAssembly (or WASM) is the origin for a new revolution in the web. We can finally(?) use other languages and frameworks than JavaScript to run applications in a…