Sn0wCoder

I LOLed. I have had pretty good luck with Vue and jsdelivr. Would not call it speedy, but easy to get students going and runs on Glitch.com

I have researched Stencil a few times and agree it seems to be like you say 'the real deal'. In time I might end up there but going to take the long way :)

I use TypeScript everyday at work, and love it. No not a requirement for side projects. When they grow to something more change extension to .ts and go from there.

Thanks, will check it out. Bookmarked.

This is how I am reading the docs also. Not super obvious depending on how familiar you are with Web Components to begin with.

Thanks, going to read-up on x-element.

- Great question. The main thing I was looking for was going build-less and the section of Ficus docs kinda sold me on the idea. Seems we still need to use a dev-server to allow native imports like

  - https://modern-web.dev/docs/dev-server/overview/
     - Which would allow testing and builds (if go that route)
  - Seems that you can use any renderer (uhtml, lit-html,htm, Preact), so what-ever I learn will be useable outside the Ficus eco-system
  - Event Bus:  Use this model in another project and worked well.
  - Stores: not sold on the whole redux pattern, but want to learn abit more about global stores to update components
  - Was in analysis paralysis before finding Ficus and the more I learned the more confused on what I should try next.
  - Mostly needed to make a decision as I want to dabble with Web-Components but seems starting from scratch is too low level so pick something just a tad higher than that.

Thanks for helping me understand my own decision.

Hi All, I use Angular 6 – 10 at work every day @day$job and have used Vue.js for some side projects / school related. Long story short have been looking into standard web components for my next side project and FicusJS seems to check all the boxes. Problem is there is almost no information about FicusJS other than what I can find linked off https://webcomponents.dev/new/ The other ones in the running are GitHub/Catalyst, AppRun, CanJS or compiler Riot, Stencil, ect… I think I want to stay away from build tools until I can’t Does anyone have any experience with FicusJS? Seems FicusJS uses lit-html in all the examples so maybe start there? Good or bad would love to hear your story. Cheers!

Thanks for the recommendation. Going to watch it tonight.

Took a while to load but gta worked on my phone. Will not play it there but thanks to the other links in the comments my kids will be subjected to the original Oregon trail.

Thanks for the article. I was just telling someone that jQuery was most likely already in the browser cache so don’t worry about it. Guess I need to go back and say I was wrong...

Note sure this is reliable source but “ In general, twin engine aircraft allow for faster speeds, and faster pickup...”[1]

1 - https://www.vikingair.com/twin-otter-information/twin-otter-...

Come on, we all know so they can go faster.

Thank you.

I remember that episode, seen them all at least twice. I was just a kid when they all were closing but thinking back it seemed like a good thing. I do wonder now where people thought all those people in there would go. I think a lot of people believed they did not need to be there and were getting a free ride as strange as that sounds.

Good. One of the more common types of cancer, although next week it will be the #3 cause https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/prostate-canc...

Second this. Want to use blazor but worried they are going to pull the rug out from under us, siverlight anyone (smile)

My colleague had a windows issue and I have been getting a box setup using scoop and winget. Going to play with this. Day job OS X, but my win10 box is getting some love and this is good motivation to experiment. Cheers!

Thanks for trying. Respect

Me too! Been reading for years, first post. Thanks for giving me the motivation to create an account. Happy new year!