I am angular developer but I had keep a eye on lit, I really like it, very simple, very powerful. The reactive controllers are amazing. I hope this grows, because it's really fast compared to the old ones, and the code styling is really cool
OMG, they're back !!! the funniest (and only) video tutorials about web-components with LIT. custom properties + ::part() seem like the future, wow. Styling web components has been THE WORST thing about my current job working with web-components and LIT html, and I actually love CSS...
Nice, a new video. I enjoyed building a router with Lit, but was worried Google would abandon it, as they do with other projects. More videos give hope that Lit is still supported, keep em coming. I think Lit had a lot of great potential to break into prominent fronted frameworks. There is a lot about Lit that just makes sense. Hoping for good things. Please, make more videos more often. Easier said than done, I know.
Legtimate question. Why don't you allow for things like templateURL and StyleURL for Lit Element Components? I think this is one of the neatest things in Angular and its something that seems perfect for Web Components
Is there a way to make shadow boundary completely transparent to styles? I wish I could opt in to have the style boundary disappear while still using shadow DOM and slots/parts.
What if the shadow DOM promotion could be a disservice to Lit adoption? If you want to build a new fine, but the chances your default design will fit the parent page are poor, like the real . And need the various patterns described here. Or if inside a company, you build reusable components, that follows corporate styles, that is fine too. Lit solve these niches, but is much more than that. We use Lit as our web framework(Typescript+Mobx in Vite) to build a web app. And LOVE it. Solving the CSS issue in a more brutal way by using Tailwind and bypass the shadow DOM. There is no chance of breaking styles inside components since the CSS is just a utility, standardised and global. Converting the CSS management to a non issue. EDIT: we do not use mobx anymore, but the lit lab state management instead, and it works great !
Regarding open-stylable shadow roots, there is a proposal that could use your input and support. Proposal: "open-stylable" Shadow Roots #909 This would allow opt-in behavior to turn off the strict style scoping while still preserving other benefits (such as slots)! Thank you!
Missed episode 2 of Build it with Lit? Check it out now!→ goo.gle/3E5OLkc
I am angular developer but I had keep a eye on lit, I really like it, very simple, very powerful. The reactive controllers are amazing. I hope this grows, because it's really fast compared to the old ones, and the code styling is really cool
it grew.
now UA-cam is using it
OMG, they're back !!! the funniest (and only) video tutorials about web-components with LIT. custom properties + ::part() seem like the future, wow. Styling web components has been THE WORST thing about my current job working with web-components and LIT html, and I actually love CSS...
Thank you!!! What have been some of those pain points you've run into when working with web-component styling?
It would be great to have a video on how to integrate with Tailwind CSS as it is very popular nowadays.
Nice, a new video. I enjoyed building a router with Lit, but was worried Google would abandon it, as they do with other projects. More videos give hope that Lit is still supported, keep em coming. I think Lit had a lot of great potential to break into prominent fronted frameworks. There is a lot about Lit that just makes sense. Hoping for good things. Please, make more videos more often. Easier said than done, I know.
Interesting, did you publish it somewhere or is it a private ?
Thank you these videos are amazing and helping me understand lit easily
You're welcome!
Excellent video, thank you! There is something hilarious about your presentation 😂 and very informative at the same time!
Thank you! :D
Legtimate question. Why don't you allow for things like templateURL and StyleURL for Lit Element Components?
I think this is one of the neatest things in Angular and its something that seems perfect for Web Components
how I can add tailwind css
Is there a way to make shadow boundary completely transparent to styles? I wish I could opt in to have the style boundary disappear while still using shadow DOM and slots/parts.
What if the shadow DOM promotion could be a disservice to Lit adoption?
If you want to build a new fine, but the chances your default design will fit the parent page are poor, like the real . And need the various patterns described here.
Or if inside a company, you build reusable components, that follows corporate styles, that is fine too. Lit solve these niches, but is much more than that.
We use Lit as our web framework(Typescript+Mobx in Vite) to build a web app. And LOVE it.
Solving the CSS issue in a more brutal way by using Tailwind and bypass the shadow DOM.
There is no chance of breaking styles inside components since the CSS is just a utility, standardised and global. Converting the CSS management to a non issue.
EDIT: we do not use mobx anymore, but the lit lab state management instead, and it works great !
Regarding open-stylable shadow roots, there is a proposal that could use your input and support. Proposal: "open-stylable" Shadow Roots #909
This would allow opt-in behavior to turn off the strict style scoping while still preserving other benefits (such as slots)!
Thank you!
@@YouCodeThings thank you for the information, interesting to see it is a 3 year old issue already
woah, how did andrew get so many people to be in his video??
Thanks 🙏
This was fun
Please, change these guys, they are so creepy.