Yesterday Apple announced the release of the new beta Apple Music Web Client, giving Apple Music customers the ability to listen to their favorite ...
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It is just awesome 😃
Congrats Ionic and Stencil team! Always bet on the web 🚀
If you think that Apple using Web Components is a big endorsement (it is!), just wait until you find out that YouTube has been using them for years!
I love this! I'm an Ember developer for years, yet all hipsters tell me Ember is a thing of the past and I should move on. I'm also advocating for Web Components, yet recently there seems to be this hype of calling Web Components dead. Apple just made my day!
Looks awesome and works great!
Web Components are really cool - can't wait to see them proliferate even more.
Stencil seems to check all of the boxes by providing a way to use Web Components and filling in any gaps or barriers to entry. I like that you can start with a component library or a full app setup with routing, making it easy to get started. The API seems so simple as well. I'll definitely be giving it a shot.
I've been using Stencil JS in a lot of projects lately. I'm glad to see Apple embracing the web a bit more recently.
Edit: Since Safari 12 they've been supporting a lot of newer specs more quickly than usual. Their AR push has also included some new web spec proposals. Now all these Stenciljs components? This is certainly one of the bigger names to embrace Stencil. In recent years Apple has favored native Apps over web tech. Maybe they've had a change of heart. .
This is great, thanks for sharing and congratulations to the Stencil team :)
Congrats! Great news for the Ionic/Stencil team. Glad to see even more companies utilizing the Ionic ecosystem!
That’s huge news, congrats on stencil getting the nod on such a huge product !
THIS IS AWESOME
SORRY NOT SORRY CAPS.
This made my day.
Go Stencil!
This is exciting; Web Components are still not getting the attention they deserve despite the fantastic advantages they bring.
I just published a Web Component for integrating domain-independent smart assistants into any website with voice input. Feel free to check out and let me know what you think: (github.com/uihilab/instant-expert)
Yeah, and the bundle size is around 3MB 😭 (non-gzipped)
Luckily the web components are not apart of that bundle. In total, all of the stencil components appear to take up around 60kb, which means their components have about 57kb of their own logic, and the remaining 3kb is stencil.
Awesome. Not as huge as some of the other players, but at Mixpanel we've been using Web Components in production for our primary UIs for over 3.5 years now. I did a writeup about it last year: engineering.mixpanel.com/2018/06/1...
Way to go
Very cool and interesting to see major players adopting web components, and especially StencilJS. Nice work Max & Ionic team 👏
bright future for StencilJS
Go LitElement!
Yeah, I had to say it 😄
This is awesome. I'm very excited about Web Components in general and <3 Stencil so it's great to see the tech getting more and more adoption.
This is great! This post will help many developers to convince their managers that Web Components is the next big thing and Stencil leads it these days. 😜
Other than the video player, I'm finding it really hard to find any web components on the beta Apple Music site.
Several companies are starting to use WebComponents, from Apple to ING. This is amazing, we have to support standards.
Great news, wonder why the new app isn't installable but that's not the purpose of the talk...
I find it funny hearing you often mention how the community oppose web components. I don't get it