lit-element 

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Quick and useful video, I haven't seen tutorial well done like this quite a while, thank you for not wasting time.

Love your web component videos! I am looking forward to the example app from scratch!

Your videos are direct to the point and waste no time, thanks man. I worked through them and understood it all, so so cool!

Polymer was way to much sugar, lit-element is like the diet version of polymer but in the end HTMLElement is all you need with some extra template tags from lit-html. I admit lit-element can prevent to write bad HTMLElements from scratch. But I think once you get used to writing them from scratch, I don't think you want does lit-element side wheels anymore on your HTMLElement bicycle.

What a great video! Will you post the next video on how to build an app using Web Components? Excellent work!

Can't wait to see how you're putting everything together!

Hi do you have any video regarding for open web components testing?

Can you please tell me how to use the decorator syntax, the property property in conjunction with the redax? I want use @property({type: Array}) stages instead of static get properties() { return { stages: {type: Array} } but this property defined in _stateChanged(state) { this. = state.reducer.stages } so it posible?

Hey Jad, very nice videos! I did you JS course and really liked it. I was wondering if it is possible to create an WebComponent with an asnyc call feeded by an attribute. For example a weather card which is fetching the temperature from a city which is delivered by an attribute: Every time the attribute changes, it should do a new fetch to the API and rerender the component. I didn't get it to work :(

Great stuff Jad! I'm gonna give this a try now 🙂

I am able to create Lit-Element but it is not working in IE 11

Hey, could you please tell that how a lit-element component is used in production with nodeJS. Currently, the component runs via polymer serve on a localhost. How to build it and use it on a nodeJS app. Like in react, we just had to put in the cdn of react in the view, and it started working.

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You lost me in less than 1 minute into the video.