Jamie Maguire

This was literally my favourite show on Netflix when I had it! Couldn’t agree more!

I build and maintain the web component implementation of the JustEatTakeaway.com design system, PIE 🙂

We build the library using Lit and TypeScript and integrate into apps that are built using various versions of NextJS, Nuxt, plain Vue/React, Vanilla Js/plain HTML sites/SSGs

Cheers!

Thanks, we actually began with vanilla components before reaching into the toolbox for Lit (after an extensive bit of research into various approaches).

I too highly value the “just build things” approach. Courses are a fantastic supplementation in top.

Cheers! (Now I’d love to have some soup)

I don’t think so? Not sure if I follow you, but keen to hear of any highly regarded courses you may know of 🙂

Hey! Gosh, that’s a good question and difficult to answer, it’s hard to know what you don’t know!

I suppose I’d be interested in examples of authoring complex components, with a mind towards keeping them accessible and performant.

Perhaps also content covering effective ways to test them too?

I’ve been working with web components for a good while now, but always keen to widen my knowledge. Does anyone know of any good WC authoring courses they’d recommend? Ideally more on the advanced side. Bonus points for component library/design system tie-ins 🙏

Please share / let me know!

Hey man! I love this guide and used it as a reference when researching how we could style RTL in our web component design system library at JustEatTakeaway.com

I referenced your site in this GH discussion I hosted on the topic 🙌 github.com/justeattakea...

Absolutely hyped to start the Practical Accessibility course from @sarasoueidan.com over the holidays! ✍️

Cheers! I think this is the crux of the issue for me. Generally when discussing SSR and WCs it’s unfortunately often synonymous with meta framework compatibility.

For context, our WC design system uses Lit and had to be SSR ready with Nuxt and NextJS. So I’m always keen to read stuff like this!

Really enjoyed reading this!

Out of curiosity, how do you envision this kind of script hooking into the pipeline of a framework using the web components? It would be mega to see a working example of this with Nuxt or NextJS!

Fantastic article mate! Had to share!