I want to highlight the launch of The Web Components Community!
This is a new Forem dedicated to anybody who wants to get deeper into the domain of Web Components. It is founded and operated by people who care deeply about Web Components and are invested in the success of this technology. It will provide a degree of depth you are not going to find elsewhere, including DEV.
Web Components Community 🔷
The Community Platform for Web Components Users and Developers
community.webcomponents.dev
If you have a curiosity that Web Components may be the Future of Web interfaces, this is a space you should check out.
👉 Join the Web Components Community now.
Happy Web Component Coding! 🎉
One last thing. You’ll notice "Sign up with Forem" as an option on these Forems. This is a service we now offer to most seamlessly navigate the ecosystem and manage your identity. We want you to be able to bring your full self without having to bring your full data, so making this distributed ecosystem as straightforward as possible in the long run is really important. Create a Forem account and connect it with your DEV account via your settings. 🙂
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One more thing: This community also welcomed some DEV authors in early to seed the knowledge base — so shout out to these founding members of the community!
@jogibear9988, @wilmarques, @tnzk, @westbrook, @alfredosalzillo, @blended_ideas, @markacianfrani
And a few more kudos
@imkarthikeyan, @mokkapps, @horus_kol, @auroratide, @dannyengelman, @anuradha9712, @jaredcwhite
And the last few:
@akdevcraft, @johnmunsch, @andrico1234
I can only leave a max of 7 mentions per comment. The rules apply to me as well. 😇
Awesome post
Not to be picky - but please spell "forum" correctly.
What a time to talk about reactivity for web components.
I'm super super excited to share the Subscript Functions proposal - github.com/webqit/subscript
Consider looking into bit.dev :)