How to easily write your first web component

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Web components have opened up new possibilities allowing us to extend standard web page features and use them to compose our web applications using markup. But using web components requires explicit knowledge of the APIs which support them; boilerplate code to implement them; and complexity in deciding how your web component will behave once it is attached to the DOM. Lightning Web Components creates a lightweight layer which abstracts the more difficult parts of the web components APIs, allowing you to write components more easily. See how quickly you can put together your first Lightning Web Components application as we build a simple conference management app.

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Web components, who hasn't heard of them yet? I'll guide you through the ins and outs of web components and when to use them! Who's the Web component's best friend? Can we speed up the development process or should we stick to vanilla JavaScript this time? Legit questions that deserve some time to answer them. I'm here to help. In this talk I'll guide you through the theory of Web Components and then show you how to implement them using Vanilla JS, Lit HTML, Stencil.js and Vue.js

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Building an enterprise-class UI for hundreds of thousands of users is hard. And when you add in specific customer requirements to ensure a high level of trust without breaking any of their existing customisations, while delivering rigorous performance, it gets even harder. To overcome these challenges, the UI Architecture Team at Salesforce created a solution that has just gone live: Lightning Web Components. Join this webinar where you will learn how the team designed the UI architecture; the types of problems they encountered; and the solutions they built. These lessons will help you conquer your own UI architecture challenges.

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We were promised that Web Components could have revolutionized front-end development but, to be honest, they pretty much failed to do so. We ended up with global naming, complicated style encapsulation, the attribute/property dichotomy, rigid templates, a neglected import method and no clear path to deal with all this. But something is moving: new ideas, new proposals, usage concepts more akin to modern web development, bending the original definition of Web Components. Everything won't look as an Internet giant's pet project anymore. Let's discover what the future holds for us.

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The world of web development is highly fragmented, with many incompatible frameworks: React, Angular, Vue ... It is so fragmented that some developers no longer describe themselves as web developers but as React developers or Angular developers. Code created for one of these frameworks will not work in others, forcing developers to rewrite their code every time they change frameworks. In this context, Web Components represent one of the only multi-framework solutions for the Web. With Web Components, you can finally write your components once and for all, and use them everywhere

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"Stencil? Yet another Web Components library? Why do I need another thing that React/Vue/Angular/NewShinyFramework?

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Web components, built on standardised web platform APIs, offer developers the opportunity to build apps with custom HTML elements that are encapsulated, reusable, and compatible with a wide range of frameworks and modern browsers. Join this webinar to learn why and how Salesforce created its own web component engine for both internal developers and JavaScript developers in the customer and partner ecosystem. You will learn how you can craft, build, and run your own Lightning Web Components.

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Testing is a key part of a developer's job but what are the best tools for your needs? Answering that question for JavaScript projects has become complex due to the great variety of testing frameworks. However, one that stands out in particular for performance, ease of use, flexibility and documentation is Jest. Join this session to learn how to use Jest to test Web Components. You’ll leave with an understanding of how to set up a testing environment, along with specific test strategies so that your code can be moved into production with confidence.