@jasono @Ryanbigg If we were trying it today I think we’d look at https://lit.dev first. Much as I still like #StencilJS for the reasons @jasono mentioned, #Lit does seem to be winning the crown.

J'ai joué avec les #microfrontends. Je suis partis sur l'option #CustomElements / #WebComponents, plutôt que #WebPack et #ModuleFederation. C'est bien parti, mon objectif est de fédérer dans mon blog tous mes projets persos... là j'ai un blog en #SvelteKit, qui intègre un QR Code #StencilJS, et une app #AngularElements. 🤹‍♀️

L'article est en mode brouillon, je vais l'étoffer mais la démo est live : https://lacourt.dev/2023/01/21

#WebComponents experience :underheart:

:sadness: Browsers don't have the same baseline styles.
:fatyoshi: 2 hours figuring out how to avoid #frameworks and #bundlers.
:AngeryCat: 3 hours of searching framework anyway, only to stumble upon options that either, like #LitElement, have minified bundle without #TS declaration or, like #StencilJS, require building.
:tinking: Ending up writing my own nano-framework with adoptedStyleSheets #polyfill.

#TIL #JavaScript #buildless #AreWeThereYet

I'm helping make a design system component library for Healthpartners (http://www.healthpartners.com). it's written using Stencil and hosted in Storybook. Does this seem like a topic people would like to learn more about? I sometimes wonder if I should give a talk somewhere... #stenciljs #storybook #designsystems

Don't start altering your code until you verify what branch you have checked out.
#git #javascript #StencilJS