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FunPizzaShop
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yhtml
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If Web Components are so great, why am I not using them?
The main reason is that they're too low-level to use directly.
They do a lot, but stop just short of being useful without something of a framework on top. I tried hard to use them directly, but found that it was untenable without sensible template interpolation, and without helpers for event binding.
Here's my shot at the smallest possible "framework" atop Web Components that make them workable (and even enjoyable) as an application developer:
https://github.com/dchester/yhtml
It's just ~10 SLOC, admittedly dense, but which make a world of difference in terms of usability. With that in place, now you can write markup in a style not too dissimilar from React or Vue, like...
${this.count}
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Modern SPAs without bundlers, CDNs, or Node.js
I also sometimes enjoy this approach of starting from absolutely nothing.
Instead of taking the path of starting with DOM manipulation and then going to a framework as necessary, I've kept really trying to make raw web components work, but kept finding that I wanted just a little bit more.
I managed to get the more I wanted -- sensible template interpolation with event binding -- boiled down to a tag function in 481 bytes / 12 lines of (dense) source code, which I feel like is small enough that you can copy/paste it around and not feel to bad about it. It's here if anyone cares to look: https://github.com/dchester/yhtml
- Bytes HTML tag function for rendering Web Component templates
FunPizzaShop
- If Web Components are so great, why am I not using them?
- Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (August 2023)
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Full stack DDD with CQRS Sample app
OnurGumus/FunPizzaShop (github.com)
What are some alternatives?
fastdom - Eliminates layout thrashing by batching DOM measurement and mutation tasks
rust_slvs - A geometric constraint solver for Rust, powered by SolveSpace
custom-elements - Using custom elements
inhooks - Incoming Webhooks Gateway built with Go. Uses Redis for storage/queueing.
img-comparison-slider - Image comparison slider. Compare images before and after. Supports React, Vue, Angular.
systemjs - Dynamic ES module loader
llama.cpp-bindings - Haskell bindings to llama.cpp
custom-elements-everywhere - Custom Element + Framework Interoperability Tests.
neural-network-js - A Perceptron from scratch in JavaScript
proposal-import-attributes - Proposal for syntax to import ES modules with assertions
sshield - An SSH agent written in Rust with more security features and sandboxing