In our previous post A introduction to Web Components we learned the basics of the APIs that when used together can create a compelling and reusable way to make UI components. We learned Web Components communicate primarily via properties and events. Web Components can also use the Shadow DOM API to create template and CSS encapsulation. In this post we are going to look into a project ran by Polymer called lit-html.
tldr; I’m just going to say right now that the dialog element and its polyfill are not suitable for use in production. And it’s been that way since the dialog’s earliest implementation in Chrome, six-ish years ago.
Boilerform is a little HTML and CSS boilerplate to take the pain away from working with forms.By providing baseline BEM structured CSS and appropriate attributes on elements: Boilerform gives you a head start building forms in the best possible way with a view to being dropped into most projects.
Many people know that you can scan your credit card in Mobile Safari. But how many web developers know how to create a form that supports that feature?
When you navigate around apps on your phone, there's usually some sort of transition, from a simple fade or slide from one screen to another, to more complex transitions that move different elements independently: