Native Web Components provide a way to create encapsulated, single-responsibility, custom functionality that can be used with or without a framework. The concepts were first introduced by Alex Russell at the Fronteers Conference in 2011. The browser can call one of six handler methods depending on the current state of the web component. It typically runs clean-up operations such as aborting in-flight Fetch()requests.
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What Are Native Web Components?Your First Web ComponentAttribute HandlingOther Lifecycle MethodsUsing the Shadow DOMUsing HTML TemplatesUsing Template SlotsUsing the Declarative Shadow DOMHandling Shadow DOM EventsOpen Source Session ReplayUsing Web Components in Other FrameworksWeb Component GotchasConfigurable StylesHandling Form InputsBinding Attributes and PropertiesConclusion2 Comments
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