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I'd like to open a discussion for creating a Web Components (W3C) library for Carbon. Has this been discussed before? What are everyone's thoughts?
A Web Components library would be a great addition to (or foundation of) the current Vue, React, and Angular libraries that Carbon provides. Web Components would also provide framework-agnostic projects with the same level of UI component reusability while providing better guarantees of visual/behavioral consistency when implemented into projects using other libraries or frameworks (Shadow DOM encapsulation prevents collisions with other CSS/JS).
Web Components is now a W3C browser standard that offers native component-driven development in all browsers. It's also a future-proof foundation for integration with current or future frameworks.
For those new to Web Components, here are some great intros:
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I'd like to open a discussion for creating a Web Components (W3C) library for Carbon. Has this been discussed before? What are everyone's thoughts?
A Web Components library would be a great addition to (or foundation of) the current Vue, React, and Angular libraries that Carbon provides. Web Components would also provide framework-agnostic projects with the same level of UI component reusability while providing better guarantees of visual/behavioral consistency when implemented into projects using other libraries or frameworks (Shadow DOM encapsulation prevents collisions with other CSS/JS).
Web Components is now a W3C browser standard that offers native component-driven development in all browsers. It's also a future-proof foundation for integration with current or future frameworks.
For those new to Web Components, here are some great intros:
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