You could potentially have a vanilla app and just drop in lithtml and nothing would change. What matters is how you use lithtml and connect it to said app. It doesn't take over your whole project and start commanding everyone on how to operate. you just use it when you want.
February 3, 2025 at 6:02 PM
You could potentially have a vanilla app and just drop in lithtml and nothing would change. What matters is how you use lithtml and connect it to said app. It doesn't take over your whole project and start commanding everyone on how to operate. you just use it when you want.
Recently, I've toyed around with lithtml, and it's genuinely the perfect solution to my problem
it's fast, small, and it doesn't make you opt into an entire ecosystem. The biggest benefits of frameworks are reusable components, and declarative structure, however—
it's fast, small, and it doesn't make you opt into an entire ecosystem. The biggest benefits of frameworks are reusable components, and declarative structure, however—
February 3, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Recently, I've toyed around with lithtml, and it's genuinely the perfect solution to my problem
it's fast, small, and it doesn't make you opt into an entire ecosystem. The biggest benefits of frameworks are reusable components, and declarative structure, however—
it's fast, small, and it doesn't make you opt into an entire ecosystem. The biggest benefits of frameworks are reusable components, and declarative structure, however—
In our 7th episode of #CloudDevClarity, @AndrewConnell & @jfj1997 cover web frameworks like #react, #angular, & review the results of the 2021 State of #JavaScript survey & offering up our opinions. #alpine #svelte #solidjs #litelement #lithtml #alpinejs https://youtu.be/sHMwAqFRT-I
November 19, 2024 at 7:15 PM
In our 7th episode of #CloudDevClarity, @AndrewConnell & @jfj1997 cover web frameworks like #react, #angular, & review the results of the 2021 State of #JavaScript survey & offering up our opinions. #alpine #svelte #solidjs #litelement #lithtml #alpinejs https://youtu.be/sHMwAqFRT-I
most frameworks I've attempted to learn make you work exclusively in their belief system. This can be great for extremely professional apps with huge scale but again, I've got a team that knows the basics of the web, I don't want to pressure them! lithtml is very "opt-in"—
February 3, 2025 at 6:02 PM
most frameworks I've attempted to learn make you work exclusively in their belief system. This can be great for extremely professional apps with huge scale but again, I've got a team that knows the basics of the web, I don't want to pressure them! lithtml is very "opt-in"—
In our 7th episode of #CloudDevClarity, @AndrewConnell & @jfj1997 cover web frameworks like #react, #angular, & review the results of the 2021 State of #JavaScript survey & offering up our opinions. #alpine #svelte #solidjs #litelement #lithtml #alpinejs https://l8r.it/YFWP
November 17, 2024 at 5:49 PM
In our 7th episode of #CloudDevClarity, @AndrewConnell & @jfj1997 cover web frameworks like #react, #angular, & review the results of the 2021 State of #JavaScript survey & offering up our opinions. #alpine #svelte #solidjs #litelement #lithtml #alpinejs https://l8r.it/YFWP
Reading up on ReasonML, a transpile-to-JS lang, and it's a terrible fit for LitHTML. There seems to be a lot of awful misunderstanding about it, too, like "Classes mean it's ES6 only" (it's not, and the "explainer" used Babel- generated code because nobody understands how starships work anymore).
January 3, 2024 at 11:19 PM
Reading up on ReasonML, a transpile-to-JS lang, and it's a terrible fit for LitHTML. There seems to be a lot of awful misunderstanding about it, too, like "Classes mean it's ES6 only" (it's not, and the "explainer" used Babel- generated code because nobody understands how starships work anymore).
& she both looked (& coded) so good that I called her an eye-break algorithm whose pull request I'd not reject (nor even request revisions of) — iAccept
[to: @react.dev @ lithtml @ erynn]
[cc: @danabra.mov @notwaldorf.bsky.social @jennschiffer.com]
[bcc: @sophiebits.com @ garybernhardt @github.com]
[to: @react.dev @ lithtml @ erynn]
[cc: @danabra.mov @notwaldorf.bsky.social @jennschiffer.com]
[bcc: @sophiebits.com @ garybernhardt @github.com]
May 12, 2026 at 8:47 PM
& she both looked (& coded) so good that I called her an eye-break algorithm whose pull request I'd not reject (nor even request revisions of) — iAccept
[to: @react.dev @ lithtml @ erynn]
[cc: @danabra.mov @notwaldorf.bsky.social @jennschiffer.com]
[bcc: @sophiebits.com @ garybernhardt @github.com]
[to: @react.dev @ lithtml @ erynn]
[cc: @danabra.mov @notwaldorf.bsky.social @jennschiffer.com]
[bcc: @sophiebits.com @ garybernhardt @github.com]
Google lanzó una nueva biblioteca de componentes web llamada #Lit que realmente es la union de #polymer #LitHtml #LitElement un paquete #npm unificado encendido, un conjunto de documentos, una nueva organización Lit en GitHub y un nuevo sitio web http://lit.dev
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November 1, 2024 at 4:41 PM
Google lanzó una nueva biblioteca de componentes web llamada #Lit que realmente es la union de #polymer #LitHtml #LitElement un paquete #npm unificado encendido, un conjunto de documentos, una nueva organización Lit en GitHub y un nuevo sitio web http://lit.dev
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