Scott Jehl's course, 'Web Components Demystified', aims to clarify and simplify the often confusing landscape of web components for developers. The course covers how HTML, CSS, and JavaScript can be combined to create custom elements that function precisely as desired. Unlike built-in tags, these web components are a technology package that allows for mechanized behavior for custom tags, such as <tasty-pizza>. The course is designed to be accessible, making it suitable even for beginners looking to grasp this complex topic.
Scott Jehl's 'Web Components Demystified' course clarifies the concept of web components, aiming to simplify confusion about creating custom elements using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Web components allow developers to create custom elements that behave as desired, akin to how responsive design is a set of strategies rather than a standalone system.
Rather than being built-in, web components are technologies that enable customization of elements, paralleling how responsive web design is about adapting to various contexts.
The 'tasty-pizza' custom element illustrates how new HTML components can be defined, allowing for a browser's understanding of them, showcasing the power of web components.
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