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Plug-and-play, zero-con­fig, cross-brows­er exten­sion devel­op­ment tool.

Web com­po­nents can dra­mat­i­cal­ly loosen the cou­pling of JavaScript frame­works. To prove it, we’re going to do some­thing kin­da crazy: build an app where every sin­gle com­po­nent is writ­ten in a dif­fer­ent JavaScript frame­work.

Mak­ing your Type­Script npm pack­ages acces­si­ble and usable by a wider audi­ence.

In the ever-evolv­ing land­scape of JavaScript, stay­ing up-to-date with its lat­est fea­tures is cru­cial… Tagged with javascript, iter­a­tors, async.

Bun is sta­ble and ready for pro­duc­tion.

Learn how to migrate a fron­tend app from Web­pack to Vite, includ­ing why you should do it, and how to install Vite and update plu­g­ins.

Learn the key dif­fer­ences between inter­faces and type alias­es in Type­Script, includ­ing their use cas­es and impor­tant fea­tures to con­sid­er.

Open Web Com­po­nents pro­vides a set of defaults, rec­om­men­da­tions and tools to help facil­i­tate your Web Com­po­nent.

Sim­ple. Fast. Web Com­po­nents.

CLI that ana­lyzes web com­po­nents. Lat­est ver­sion: 2.0.0‑next.4, last pub­lished: a year ago. Start using web-com­po­nent-ana­lyz­er in your project by run­ning npm i web-component-analyzer. There are 26 oth­er projects in the npm reg­istry using web-com­po­nent-ana­lyz­er.