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Danny Moerkerke @dannymoerkerke.bsky.social · about 9 hours ago

Join my email list for a weekly update on Progressive Web Apps (PWA), Web Components and new features of the modern web platform, tested and explained in plain English modernwebweekly.com

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Modern Web Weekly

A weekly update on the modern web platform, web components and progressive web apps (PWAs)

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REFACTR.TECH @refactr.tech · about 11 hours ago

Adding video to your app usually means reading the whole SDK. Dwane Hemmings (Vonage) shows how open-source Web Components let you skip that and drop it in, any framework. Open Source Night, Tue 10/20. Food + drinks on Vonage. www.meetup.com/refactr-tech... #AtlantaTech #OpenSource

Purple REFACTR speaker card. Dwane Hemmings, Developer Advocate at Vonage, giving the talk "Drop In, Keep Coding" at Open Source Night, Tue Oct 20, Tech Square ATL.

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Gordon @gordon.bsky.social · about 13 hours ago

Very nice! Would be amazing to have an unstyled web component lib with the same level of coverage as Base UI.

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Serhii Kulykov @iamkulykov.bsky.social · about 13 hours ago

A11y Memoirs, episode 2: The Devil is in the Details One line of code can make the difference between an accessible component and a confusing screen reader experience. Lessons learned while building Vaadin details and accordion web components: dev.to/webpadawan/a... #Accessibility #a11y

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A11y Memoirs, episode 2. The Devil is in the Details

The story of Vaadin Details and Accordion, from shadow DOM roots and an external accessibility audit to one line of code that fixed an NVDA issue.

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The Whale @thewhale-cc.bsky.social · about 16 hours ago

𝗽𝗶𝗲𝗰𝗲𝗷𝘀 Front-end framework for a versatile and native web components management. thewhale.cc/posts/piecejs #Components #Framework #JavaScript #piecejs

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piecejs

Front-end framework for a versatile and native web components management.

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Web Awesome @webawesome.com · 1 day ago

A Web Awesome user created this Chrome extension that lets you inspect custom elements built with Lit 🔥 chromewebstore.google.com….

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Lit Inspector - Chrome Web Store

Inspect Lit web components on any page, production builds included: component tree, properties, updates and a timeline.

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riley 🌙 @seventhdawn.etheirys.social · 1 day ago

i tend to find that a lot of carrd templates are SUPER overdesigned and not very intuitive for first time users? and a lot of them also require pro to use (for the custom html elements) so the most important thing imo is finding something that's not too flashy

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Chris Hayes @chris.nutmeg.social.ap.brid.gy · 1 day ago

Anyone building with #11ty use WebC? I've built with 11ty and Lit separetely. Currently considering the best way to build in 11ty with Web Components, and WebC seems the obvious choice, but it has not received a release in 3 years. Not sure if I'm creating tech debt for myself if I go with WebC […]

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The Whale @thewhale-cc.bsky.social · 1 day ago

𝗽𝗶𝗲𝗰𝗲𝗷𝘀 Front-end framework for a versatile and native web components management. thewhale.cc/posts/piecejs #Components #Framework #JavaScript #piecejs

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piecejs

Front-end framework for a versatile and native web components management.

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Aaron Gustafson @aaron-gustafson.com · 1 day ago

You’re always quick with a kind word. I’d be happy to build an article around the component (or one of my other ones) and how to thoughtfully architect progressively-enhanced web components.

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