Using Web Components to Scale Your UX - Stir Trek 2024
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Recorded at Stir Trek 2024
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Burton Smith
Whether you're a company with a variety of projects or an app that uses micro-front-end architecture, creating a consistent and reliable user experience can be difficult. In this session, we will discuss how, at Microsoft, we have leveraged web components to standardize our user experiences and improve developer efficiency.
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Why wouldnt you just use css selectors and avoid using the shadow DOM? We already have reserved classes for styling libraries, why work in a separate tree? Might get confusing after 3 or 4 components on a page and global styles get ignored
🤢 I didn't even get to the part where you mentioned what it requires you to do to work with forms