Fullstack Web Components is now LIVE 🎉

are a standard JavaScript technology whose adoption has soared in recent years. Since it enables your components to 

, whether you are using frameworks/libraries like React, Angular, Vue, or vanilla JavaScript, you can use Web Components everywhere. 

, Principal Software Development Engineer at Workday, unpacks practical ways to build real world apps using the latest evolution of the web spec. 

, you learn the basics of Web Components and build some standard component building blocks. 

 walks you step by step through building a library for Web Components and leveraging the library in actual development. 

, you integrate Web Components into a full app with JavaScript on the front end as well as Node.js with Express on the backend. 

In the course of building these practical projects, these are some of the skills you will learn: 

Get hands-on experience coding UI with Web Components, but also learn how to test and maintain those components in the context of a distributed UI library in 

<h1 data-node-type="titlePlaceholder" class="titlePlaceholder">Fullstack Web Components is now LIVE 🎉</h1><figure class="photo figure-position-inline"><a href="https://www.newline.co/courses/fullstack-web-components" contenteditable="true"><img src="https://s3.amazonaws.com/assets.fullstack.io/n/20220617180751118_title_page.jpg" attachmentid="51865b01-f168-454e-80f8-663d9b574719" contenteditable="false" data-width="2546" data-height="3375"></a><div></div></figure>Web Components are a standard JavaScript technology whose adoption has soared in recent years. Since it enables your components to work in any JavaScript code base, whether you are using frameworks/libraries like React, Angular, Vue, or vanilla JavaScript, you can use Web Components everywhere. <a href="https://www.newline.co/courses/fullstack-web-components" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Author Stephen Belovarich</a>, Principal Software Development Engineer at Workday, unpacks practical ways to build real world apps using the latest evolution of the web spec. In Part 1 of the book, you learn the basics of Web Components and build some standard component building blocks. Part 2 walks you step by step through building a library for Web Components and leveraging the library in actual development. In Part 3, you integrate Web Components into a full app with JavaScript on the front end as well as Node.js with Express on the backend. In the course of building these practical projects, these are some of the skills you will learn: <ul><li>Web Components fundamentals </li><li>Shadow DOM templates and styling </li><li>Implementing a micro-library for Web Components </li><li>Building TypeScript decorators Server side rendering with Declarative Shadow DOM and Node.js </li><li>Build fullstack JavaScript apps with Web Components and Express.js and more! </li></ul>Get hands-on experience coding UI with Web Components, but also learn how to test and maintain those components in the context of a distributed UI library in <a href="https://www.newline.co/courses/fullstack-web-components" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Fullstack Web Components</a><a href="https://www.newline.co/courses/fullstack-web-components" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">.</a>

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