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I used Lit for web components, with no build steps. I loaded it from unpkg [0]; but there are probably more production-ready CDNs in existence. It worked prett

I used Lit for web components, with no build steps. I loaded it from unpkg [0]; but there are probably more production-ready CDNs in existence. It worked pretty well, especially since CSS styles can also be encapsulated inside of the shadow DOM of the components. But for proper frontend projects, I would use typescript, and therefore a build pipeline. https://www.unpkg.com/browse/lit@2.2.7/index.js https://www.unpkg.com/browse/lit@2.2.7/index.js

ihateolives 4y ago
I'm thinking of trying ts + deno at some point since deno has built-in ts support.
- azangru 4y ago
  It won't help with the browser-side part of the story though :-)
  - czottmann 4y ago
    There's Deno Fresh now (https://fresh.deno.dev/ https://fresh.deno.dev/) which looks like a pretty interesting new web framework so far.