The Dawn of the Reusable Web: Diving into Web Components

Cory House (Pluralsight | Cox Automotive)
3:45pm–5:15pm Monday, 04/20/2015
HTML5 and CSS3
 Location: Salon 8
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Slides:   1-PPTX 

THIS TUTORIAL HAS REQUIREMENTS AND INSTRUCTIONS LISTED BELOW

Modern web developers face some big problems. We’re drowning in a sea of div tags and JavaScript libraries. Our markup isn’t semantic. And there’s no standard for creating reusable components that can be shared across projects. But there’s great news: Web components are coming to the rescue, and will dramatically redefine the way web apps are built. Learn how to create rich, powerful, and reusable components using simple tools you’ve likely already mastered: HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS. Explore the mysterious Shadow DOM and learn how it encapsulates components from manipulation by the outside world. And review the beauty and simplicity of injecting dependencies via HTML imports. These game-changing technologies are already fully supported in Chrome. But don’t worry, in this session discusses how to begin leveraging their power to create reusable components that run in all modern browsers, today!

TUTORIAL REQUIREMENTS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR ATTENDEES

HTML, JavaScript, CSS

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Cory House

Pluralsight | Cox Automotive

Cory is founder of Bitnative LLC, an agile software development and training consultancy, and creator of OutlierDeveloper.com, a blog for software developers who aspire to be exceptional. He is a Pluralsight author, Microsoft MVP in C#, INETA speaker, and independent consultant with 15 years of experience in full-stack software development. As a software architect at VinSolutions, Cory specializes in creating C# .NET and JavaScript based single page applications for the automotive industry. He regularly speaks and coaches teams on clean code, architecture, and software career development at conferences and user groups across the country and internationally. Cory is author of multiple Pluralsight courses including “Clean Code: Writing Code for Humans”, “Architecting Applications for the Real World in .NET”, and “Becoming an Outlier”. Cory blogs at bitnative.com and outlierdeveloper.com and is active on Twitter as @housecor.

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Cory House
04/29/2015 6:38am PDT

Hi George. Sure thing. Here ya go: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/234722/HTML5%20Web%20Components%20-%20Fluent%202015.pptx

George Robinson
04/28/2015 5:36am PDT

Hi, were you going post your slides?