Part 1. First steps
You’ve probably been hearing more and more about Web Components lately. Much of this has to do with all the major, modern browsers now supporting them in recent months. This includes Microsoft Edge, because you can already download a developer preview while we wait for the official Chromium-backed release. It can get a bit confusing when you look deeper to see what Web Components actually are, though!
Not only has the collection of standards that make up Web Components changed a little over time, but, in reality, a Web Component can be created with Custom Elements alone! You can create your very own element that sits on your HTML page just like any other browser-provided one. More importantly, by using the Custom Element ...
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