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   by westbrook 4y ago

   Oh hey, that me! We at Adobe are investing heavily in web editors built with web component technology. Not just Photoshop, but Illustrator, Lightroom, and a number of brand new or in development applications across the company, as well. We’
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   by westbrook 7y ago

   So great to see all of these implementations outlines in one place. It’s particularly helpful to see the benefits these web components could bring to the file size of the JS in your application. Hopefully the great scores that some of these
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   by westbrook 9y ago

   This could also be of benefit to your research: https://gist.github.com/kevinpschaaf/995c9d1fd0f58fe021b174c...
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   by westbrook 9y ago

   I've used web components in production in two different companies and in a number of personal projects, so I'd say so. The move to official TS support is brand new, so you might catch some turbulence in that area. Polymer generall
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   by westbrook 9y ago

   That's a great one. It's a big part of my TC39 reading: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-decorators#decorators Very exciting.
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   by westbrook 9y ago

   I've already upgraded some of my extensions to the tagged template literal syntax. It's so much nicer than what I was working with before, and is tiding me over for IE11 support in lit-html. Pretty big wins all around. Next, I&#x2