Web Components are a new way to package and reuse self-contained components built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. They offer a future of true reuse and encapsulation on the web, but until the various specifications that make up Web Components are implemented universally by browser vendors, you'll need to make use of polyfills.
In our new Coffee Break Course, Create Web Components With X-Tag, Envato Tuts+ instructor Dan Wellman will show you how to create Web Components with the X-Tag library. X-Tag is a small library, backed by Microsoft, that delivers a rich interface for rapid Web Component development.
In just ten minutes, you'll learn how to make use of lifecycle events for a component, how to work with attributes, how to add methods, and how to handle events using X-Tag's simple API.
Watch the introduction below to find out more.
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