Building Web Apps with Web Components, redux and lit-html--Online Workshop

In the online workshops webcomponents.training and effectiveweb.training I used vanilla web standards APIs to build simple apps.

However, in my projects, workshops and meetups I gathered a lot of questions like:

  • How to structure a serious app?
  • How to deal with state?
  • How the components communicate with each other?
  • How do you test a serious app?
  • Are you productive without a framework?
  • What about data binding?
  • Can you use 3rd-party routers?
  • How to modularize a complex app?
  • Are custom elements too fine grained?
  • Are you using CSS frameworks?
  • How to integrate 3rd party components?
  • How to deal with long running server requests?
  • How to handle errors?
  • Do you need a build process?
  • (...)

I answered many such questions during the > 5h, 100 episodes, continuous coding workshop: Building apps with Web Components, redux and lit-html

Building web applications with Web Components

This time, I coded what is reasonable "from scratch" and used the following next gen, standard-based libraries / tools, with the goal in mind "develop fast, never migrate":

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