benforreal

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by benforreal 4y ago
I think Lit is still recommending using web dev server ( https://modern-web.dev/docs/dev-server/overview/ ), which no, its not a build system, but still a bit of a departure from a simple web server. And that&#
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by benforreal 7y ago
But a build process ensures you can use imported dependencies internally AND use them with zero dependencies on your page (other than the JS component definition itself). Even if you don't have a build process and just use ES6 modules,
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by benforreal 7y ago
Sure thing! Those things are def up and coming, and I'll admit I haven't looked into them so much yet, but they are being designed to solve this very problem. I don't think that Web Components are the tool to solve every prob
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by benforreal 7y ago
"Stick to patterns, not libraries" - Such a simple statement, but concise as hell. It's whats been my mindset, but I haven't put it to words. Like normal DOM event bubbling is going to cover lots of use cases. When it do
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by benforreal 7y ago
In the instance of Predix (I peripherally worked on that during my time at GE) and likely EA and every other large Web Component ecosystem you're thinking of, that's desired behavior. The real want is a design system such that thi
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by benforreal 7y ago
I'm glad to hear this take. I came from Angular v1 and got sick of the framework churn, so jumped over to Web Components around 2015/2016 instead of going React. I abandoned Polymer pretty quickly around v0.6 because things were c
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by benforreal 8y ago
I was at the Chrome Dev Summit - we got 75% off coupons at registration, so it was advertised as for attendees only. Even so, it wasn't a real coupon code - you go to a site, enter the code, and tell them what app you're working a
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by benforreal 8y ago
I don't think managing your manager is a healthy way to think of things. You are there to support your company and team, and your manager enables this larger picture and should return support to every employee, including you. I think,