Best of Web Components — September 2024

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    HTMX 2.0 is here: Everything you must know about it

    HTMX 2.0, released in June 2024, brings several significant improvements to the JavaScript library used for creating dynamic web applications directly in HTML. New features include better support for Web Components, adherence to HTTP standards, and improved extension management. The new version addresses limitations and non-standard behaviors of HTMX 1.0, and migration to HTMX 2.0 requires minimal effort due to the focus on backward compatibility. A public roadmap is being developed, and more details can be found through the HTMX community and GitHub page.

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    Avatar of communityCommunity Picks·2y

    Plain Vanilla

    An overview of building web sites and applications purely with web standards without the need for frameworks or build tools. It covers the use of Web Components, modern CSS techniques, and strategies for creating and deploying web projects. This guide is ideal for experienced developers looking for a simpler, zero-maintenance approach to web development.

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    Avatar of bytesdevBytes by ui.dev·2y

    Big W for Web Components

    Declarative Shadow DOM is now supported by all major browsers, enabling server-side rendering for Web Components. This enhancement addresses previous limitations and improves SEO, streaming rendering, and prevents FOUC. Additionally, Expo's EAS Update offers a flexible tool for over-the-air updates, making the update process more efficient and affordable. The post also discusses various tips and insights on JavaScript and app development, including a JavaScript array reference trick and resources for improving React development skills.

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    Avatar of bradfrostBrad Frost·2y

    Web Components for Framework Developers – Tony Ward

    Web Components are excellent for developing Design Systems that function across various frameworks. Tony Ward offers a helpful breakdown for developers accustomed to using frameworks like React and Angular.

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