👀 Howdy, Web Components afficionados!
Welcome to this new space entirely dedicated to the Web Components Community. We want to offer to all of you that are involved, interested, or curious about WC, a place where your can share, learn, discuss about them.
We're convinced that the Web Components are a corner stone of the Future of Web interfaces. This community needs everyone of you!
Here, you will have access to resources shared by users and editors of Web Components tools and solutions; discussions about they framweworks and the technologies involved; feedback and use-cases; and much more. This place is yours, fell free to share and contribute!
Here's the first things you may want to start with:
- 👋 Introduce yourself in this thread and let us know where you’re from and what you’re working on;
- 📢 Share your experiences with particular stacks or frameworks, and your projects;
- 💬 Create discussions and ask questions about WC, frameworks and standard features, and learn from others;
- 🏷 Follow tags dedicated to your favorite topics;
- 🙋♀️🙋♂️ And, of course, connect with others
We expect everyone in the community to treat each other kindly and respectfully, and to abide by our code of conduct to participate.
Welcome to this new adventure!
Top comments (29)
Hi Everyone, very happy to have found this community.
I have been playing around with web components for a long time and find it an exciting area where web is heading to.
I'm working on a visual editor that allows for editting web components called DragonDrop. I will be sharing more about it soon. It's going to be heavily based on web standards instead of catering for a specific UI Library or framework. It's very experimental at the moment as it's hard to find similar projects to it so I'm fleshing out the concept. The basic idea hinges around drag and drop and editing css and text content.
Curious to know if anyone here would find it worthwhile.
Chat later.
Hey everyone! It's very exciting to see this community forming and I'm excited to be here with you all.
I'm currently the lead architect of Microsoft's web components tech stack: FAST. If you aren't familiar with FAST, you can check it out at fast.design/ What's unique about FAST is that we not only provide tech for building web components, but we focus specially on design systems. In fact, FAST is the foundation for Microsoft's Fluent UI Web Components, which have shipped to over a billion customers.
We're working hard on our next set of major releases for FAST, which will include new tools for creating design systems, huge performance updates, SSR for web components, and much more. We look forward to sharing more with you all through blog content here on webcomponents.dev. And we hope we can share some of our experiences and learned lessons with you so that we can all grow better at our craft and help advance the open web together.
Cheers!
Howdy Rob! We’re so happy to welcome the FAST team here 🎉
Happy to see yall here! This community is starting to grow, and thanks to all of you, that's awesome 🤩 ! We're (I'm) really excited about it ✨ !
Hello, everybody! 👋 It is so nice to have a community of this type, and I'm happy to be here with all of you. I look forward to discussing web components and learning from everyone. I'm originally from Indianapolis, Indiana, but I now live in Houma, Louisiana. It's not far from New Orleans (Laissez les bons temps rouler!). 🎉 I'm currently working on web development and learning about Rust.
Hello everyone,
I found this community just as I was starting to delve into the topic of Webcomponents, so this was perfect!
I'm a web developer with 20+ years of experience and I'm currently trying to convert a UI library of React components to Webcomponents in order to have scoped styles and share components with other frameworks.
Please feel free to suggest any resources or suggestions you have found useful.
Thank you,
Andrea.
I'm super excited to be a part of this ^^
hello everyone
Front end developer from India
Hello ! 😄
I've been reading a lot about WebComponents lately and when I learned about this community I jumped at the chance to join! I'm a long time web developer who keeps learning about something new on the web every day, and web components seems like it's starting to hit its stride now that all browsers support it! Look forward to sharing and learning here.
Sup!
Been working with WC the last two years and can't imagine going back! So slick
Howdy everybody!
Hi everyone,
Nicely surprised to be invited to join this community, thanks :)
Excited for this to get off the ground :)
Hello folks,
I'm ashamed to be, like, 4 months late to the party...
But I'm here! 🖖
Hello All,
Excited to be here. Published my first post (cross post from dev.to) community.webcomponents.dev/akdevc...