Building UI @NVIDIA AI/MLOps. Software Developer. Web Component & Design System enthusiast.
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Cory Rylan retweeted
Elevate your web dev skills and learn how to build robust UI forms. Cory Rylan, Google Developer Expert in Angular, will share his expertise on form validation, responsive design, and Web Components.
Schedule and tickets at devfestkc.com
#WebDevelopment #Angular #UI
Cory Rylan retweeted
I worry about a combinatorial explosion of JS forks:
- JS0 vs JSSugar
- TypeScript or not
- JSX or not
- .mjs or .cjs
That's 16 possible combination. 8 if we can fully move away from CJS.
I hope we can reduce forks over time. They make development and tooling more complicated.
High Performance HTML Tables with Lit and CSS Contain
coryrylan.com/blog/high-perf…
Cory Rylan retweeted
Did you know that the Chromium DevTools front end (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, etc.) is built with Web Components?
59%No
41%Yes
252 votes • Final results
Cory Rylan retweeted
Lit's whole reason for existing is to make web component development easier.
We simply wouldn't have built it if web components didn't exist.
We had no interest in building another non-interoperable framework.
This. I have deployed web components across UIs using all kinds of frontend frameworks and none have to worry about how I authored them. Many teams don't even realize they are using a web component.
Cory Rylan retweeted
Lit is not a framework built around web components, or a framework that uses web components.
Lit is a library that helps you build web components.
It's an implementation detail of standard web components that happen to use it.
Any recommended alternatives to semantic-release? Been using it with a couple monorepos but recent changes have made it even less friendly with monorepos. Mainly looking for automated semantic version based releases and changelogs
Eleventy 3.0.0 is now available!
github.com/11ty/eleventy/rel…
Over a year of work, 22 pre-releases, so many contributors. Thank you to our entire community—y’all make this project possible. ❤️
Cory Rylan retweeted
Eleventy 3.0.0 is now available!
github.com/11ty/eleventy/rel…
Over a year of work, 22 pre-releases, so many contributors. Thank you to our entire community—y’all make this project possible. ❤️
Cory Rylan retweeted
This is something people don’t seem to understand about @buildWithLit.
Lit is an efficient abstraction that removes boilerplate with an opinionated DX. It’s not overhead, it’s an implementation detail that can be replaced without breaking the public API.
You understand that if I wrote 40+ components in vanilla JS, the boilerplate would be more bytes than if I abstracted it, right?
Lit is that abstraction.
I wrote my own custom element base class three years ago and it was almost the same size as Lit.
github.com/claviska/sushi-el…
Lit isn’t overhead. It’s the code I used to write myself. 😂
Cory Rylan retweeted
"Frameworks are a testbed for ideas that may or may not work out. We all need to be OK with that. Even framework authors. Especially framework authors. More importantly, we all need to stop being salty when our way isn’t what makes it into the browser."
abeautifulsite.net/posts/web…
Dynamic Contrast Layers with CSS Style Queries
coryrylan.com/blog/dynamic-c…
Flow Charts with CSS Anchor Positioning
coryrylan.com/blog/flow-char…
Cory Rylan retweeted
We're getting close to finalizing an API to enable a customizable native select element!
🥳 Now it's in stage 2 in the WHATWG & we'd love to hear your thoughts.
This post details how to use it, new elements and parts, and what you can do today 🔮
developer.chrome.com/blog/rf…
ALT diagram showing parts oft he customizable select
Congratulations! Excited to see all the awesomeness from some of my favorite open source projects!
📮 Big news today, y’all: 11ty is joining Font Awesome
11ty.dev/blog/eleventy-font-…
