Web Components in Action

Chris Buckett (Autor)

Buch | Softcover

225 Seiten

2016
Manning Publications (Verlag)
978-1-61729-194-4 (ISBN)

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DESCRIPTION

Complex tags, like the HTML5 date picker, are actually sophisticated HTML structures provided behind the scenes by browser vendors. The new Web Components specification enables developers to create their own hidden implementations of HTML elements. Although this new standard isn't integrated into all browsers, the "Platform" polyfill library used by both Google's Polymer and Mozilla's Brick projects, allows the use of Web Components even where native support doesn't yet exist. Better still, both Polymer and Brick offer libraries of ready-to-use components.

Web Components in Action is a thorough introduction to the new W3C Web Components specification. It shows how to build complex web apps with Web Components and the Polymer framework using Shadow DOM, Model Driven Views, and custom elements. Readers will learn to build tags that capture reusable parts of an application and even how to wrap and reuse a whole application. Along the way, they'll discover how using existing and custom Web Components make web applications easier to build, read, and maintain.

RETAIL SELLING POINTS

Complete introduction to the Web Components standard

Prepares readers for next big leap in web developer productivity

Written by Google Developer expert

AUDIENCE

This book assumes intermediate HTML and CSS skills. No experience with Web Components or Polymer is required.

ABOUT THE TECHNOLOGY

Web browsers interpret HTML elements, like the or tag and render them on the screen. Some complex tags, like the HTML5 date picker is actually made using standard HTML behind the scenes by the browser vendors, who (rightly) hide the implementation from the developer. Web Components technology lets developers create their own HTML elements, with hidden implementations. This lets the regular web developer create reusable parts of applications as tags, like a , or even a whole application, like . In the future, instead of pasting a block of HTML and script into a web page to get a facebook like button, developers will simply include a tag.

AUTHOR BIO Chris Buckett is a seasoned front-end developer with Web, Java and .NET experience. Chris is also a Google Developer Expert and the author of Dart in Action from Manning Publications.

Erscheint lt. Verlag	28.1.2016
Verlagsort	New York
Sprache	englisch
Themenwelt	Informatik ► Software Entwicklung ► User Interfaces (HCI)
Themenwelt	Mathematik / Informatik ► Informatik ► Web / Internet
ISBN-10	1-61729-194-3 / 1617291943
ISBN-13	978-1-61729-194-4 / 9781617291944
Zustand	Neuware