Introduction We aim to create a toolkit of web components that does not require huge frameworks, custom JavaScript processors and does not dictate the user how their apps should be developed. Instead the x-material provides pluggable and friendly custom components that do not differ conceptually ...

Pankaj Parashar introduces Microsoft's X-Tag JavaScript library to enable Web Components, using the example of a Google Map custom element.

What if you want to create a web component that extends the behavior of a standard HTML element like a link? An early draft of the Custom Elements specification allowed you to do this with a special syntax, but the fate of that syntax is in doubt. We've been trying to create custom variations of ...

A lot of progress has been made since the introduction of the Web Components back in 2011. All major browsers have started implementation of the technologies needed to run web components natively. While browser vendors are still working on native implementations, libraries have been able to use ...

When you first come across AngularJS’s ngRepeat directive it’s the best thing since sliced bread — it nearly blows your …

In my previous article, I wrote about how to get started with unit testing in Polymer. The goal was to setup the testing…

I sometimes hear web developers discuss how Web Components are dead. They were DOA. Done. A nice idea, but one that no o…