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Single page application using Web Components and built with vite
How to build a single page application using Web Components with vite.
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Splitting Web Components into .ts, .html, and .scss files
Tutorial for a Custom Element development setup in which you can use TypeScript and SASS with template and styling split into their own files.
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JavaScript private class fields can reduce bundle size
Using JavaScript private class fields instead of TypeScript’s private keyword can reduce your bundle size. This post explores pros, cons, and alternatives.
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Web Component FOUC (Flash of unstyled content)
Styling of web components only applies after the JS is parsed. This post showcases ways to prevent an initial flash of unstyled content.
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LogBooklet
LogBooklet
iOS App for time and location based journaling.
- Booklets let you group your content by topic.
- Each entry gets a timestamp and the location where it was entered.
- Scroll and search through entries to get a timeline of events, thoughts, and ideas. Discover when and where your thoughts originated.
- All of the data that is associated with an entry can be edited.
- Booklets can be exported as plain text files formatted with Markdown.
- Everything is kept in sync across all devices on the same iCloud account.
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eck-autocomplete
Web Component that lets you add autocomplete suggestions to an input element.
Tech Stack:
- The custom element itself is written without any frameworks or libraries.
- Floating UI is used for the overlay.
- Custom build setup using esbuild.
- Dev server: Vite
- Unit Testing: Vitest
- E2E Testing: Playwright
- Documentation: Storybooks & Vuepress
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