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github.com/google/mesop now has experimental support for Web Components! 🎉 Build custom components in JavaScript for greater flexibility and control 💪
Learn more: google.github.io/mesop/web_c…
Thanks @justinfagnani @rictic for helping us with our design (and building Lit)!
#Mesop #WebComponents #OpenSource
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Mark your calendars for the Lit 3.0 Launch Event!
Join us on October 10 at 10am US Pacific Time. Hit the notification bell on the livestream below or follow the Lit community calendar linked in the following post
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A lot of people ask me for resources about learning Web Components and I never have a great answer.
Rob: HOLD MY BEER 👇
Woohoo! Today, I'm announcing the Web Component Engineering course presale! Please help spread the word 😁
You can read about it on my blog here:
medium.com/@eisenbergeffect/…
Or check out the course page, video intro, Q&A, and full course outline here:
bluespire.com/p/web-componen…
Use code EARLYBIRD when checking out for a $100 discount, available from now until when the course launches on Nov. 7th!
#webstandards #uiengineering #training #webcomponents
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We’re thrilled to finally talk about our collaboration w/ the Google Maps Platform team!📍🔥
GMP just released their Extended Component Library based on web components and #builtWithLit. These components let you build better maps faster, w/ less effort
cloud.google.com/blog/produc…
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New release of Wireit!
What's new in v0.7.3:
⭐Services, for orchestrating long-running scripts
⭐Cascade, for more control over when scripts run
⭐A new logo!
Wireit extends npm/pnpm/yarn to make existing scripts smarter and more efficient.
github.com/google/wireit
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ALT Wireit upgrades your npm scripts to make them smarter and more efficient. npm: v0.7.3 Tests: passing Features - Use the npm run commands you already know - Automatically run dependencies between npm scripts in parallel - Watch any script and continuously re-run on changes - Skip scripts that are already fresh - Cache output locally and remotely on GitHub Actions for free - Works with single packages, npm workspaces, and other monorepos
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Our team at Voltus has open engineering roles, including an eng manager on my team!
If you're curious, I did a write up on what Voltus does and why I joined. We need all the help we can get to fight climate change 🌍 DMs open!
robdodson.me/posts/joining-v…
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One of the more important curves for predicting the future. Another is the Wh/$ curve for batteries.
Exponential curves are incredibly hard for most people to internalize.
This is the PV experience curve. My team and I have been maintaining this version since 2007. I reckon I'm a bit of an expert on it.
The thing about the law of the experience curve, it's really more like a set of guidelines.
ALT BloombergNEF's construction of the photovoltaic module experience curve from 1976 to 2021, on a log-log scale. Shows the price coming down from nearly $100/Watt in 1976 (in 2021 dollars) to 27.1 cents in 2021. The inflation index used is the US PPI Processed Goods for Intermediate Demand, mainly because it has a nice long history.
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During that long chain of insignificance you'll hear about the thing, but part of your brain will look around and observe (correctly!) "cool idea, but this has had basically no impact on the world"
Think home computers in the 70s or covid in Feb 2020
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lit-html just passed 1M npm downloads a week 🥳
The template library that grew into Lit is now used to build Chrome OS and DevTools, Photoshop, Reddit, The Internet Archive and much more...
It's a fun ride with a great team and community! Looking forward to 2M/w next year!
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github.com/WebKit/WebKit/pul…
This was an interesting experiment. The streaming version of declarative shadow DOM is ~7% faster than the non-streaming version. With some tricks, we minimized the HTML parser changes, and now we have a rough consensus to go with the this approach. 🚀
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diffusion progress UI, using @keturn_hax's ApproximateDecoder to quickly visualize latents, the new callback API in huggingface Diffusers, and WebSocket
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> It's not about when you need to rewrite your UI,
> It's about how much of that UI you need to rewrite.
Thank you @ReactFinland for allowing us to have a whole block of talks on #WebComponents 💙
It was an awesome week of workshopping and talking with developers about modern web tech.
Thank you @m4d_z and @daKmoR for sharing this block with me. It was beyond awesome 🔥
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🚀 JUST LAUNCHED: a brand new Lit Discord server!
Whether you're new to Lit or an experienced user, Lit Discord is the spot to chat with the Lit community and the Lit team.
Join here ↓ goo.gle/3BhPddv
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ROBLOX developers can now import ANIMATIONS from a video - and an AI will process a video onto your avatar and generate a keyframe animation!
You can find videos of the process on @sleitnick & @RobloxTrackers page! This is a completely free tool developers can use! 🕺
Oh my goodness it works. You just have to be willing to completely embarrass yourself. This is a free tool in the Roblox animator now
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👂🏼Did you hear? Justin Fagnani is joining us for the State of Web Components panel!
🤯 @justinfagnani is a Staff Software Engineer @google @buildwithlit
🔥 We'll be discussing web component use cases and more!
More info: thisdotmedia.com/state-of-th…
ALT This Dot State of Web Components. This Dot logo. Picture of Justin Fagnani, Staff Software Engineer at Google (Build with Lit), with short brown hair
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