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  1. Lets Build Web Components! Part 8: MythBusters Edition

    Web Components are awesome, but perhaps a little misunderstood. This post dispels many myths which have cropped up recently.

  2. Lets Build Web Components! Part 7: Hybrids

    Web Components are the future, but with a little care and some helpful polyfills, they can be the present as well.

  3. Lets Build Web Components! Part 6: Gluon

    Hit that sweet spot between library cruft and bare browser APIs with Gluon web components.

  4. Lets Build Web Components! Part 5: LitElement

    Reactive Components without compiling or VDOM Overhead? Say hello to LitElement.

  5. Lets Build Web Components! Part 4: Polymer Library

    Learn how to build web components and factor apps with the OG web-components library, Polymer.

  6. Lets Build Web Components! Part 3: Vanilla Components

    You don't need a fancy framework or complicated tools to design components and build apps, you just need your web browser!

  7. Lets Build Web Components! Part 2: The Polyfills

    Web Components are the future, but with a little care and some helpful polyfills, they can be the present as well.

  8. Lets Build Web Components! Part 1: The Standards

    A step by step guide on how to factor a modern, component-based app using web standards
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    Form-Associated Custom Elements

    Form-Associated Custom Elements are a new web standard which let web component authors to build accessible custom interactive form controls like buttons, inputs, checkboxes, that function just like browser-native inputs. Review the spec and build a simple checkbox component in this short tutorial.