As a developer, haven't you often suffered from writing too much code? More often than not, you rewrite the same piece of code for different pages and end up wasting precious time you could have used more productively . . .
In this course, we introduce you to the world of web components, a fairly new concept that has simplified coding for web developers. Web components allow you to create custom and reusable HTML tags that will work across modern web browsers and can be used with any JavaScript library or web framework that works with HTML.
After working through this course, you will be ready to develop production-ready web component applications! You will be able to build your own custom components that can be reused again and again. Moreover, you will also be able to share your custom components with other developers.
To benefit fully from this course, you need to have at least a basic idea of ES6 concepts such as const, let, classes, map, filters, and so on. A basic understanding of JavaScript frameworks such as Angular, React, and Vue would be beneficial in order to gain a full understanding of web component integration aspects.
About the Author
Rushabh Shah is a seasoned UI developer working in an exciting start-up based out of Mumbai. He is one of the founding members of the company and also the Senior UI Developer there. Rushabh has worked on a variety of projects across different frameworks and software architectures. His forte lies in creating web applications and user-friendly dashboards using reusable component-friendly library like React along with the latest developments in the traditional web development technologies.
Rushabh has previously worked with major companies like Capgemini India Pvt. Ltd. and Fractal Analytics and has a rich experience in developing web applications for clients like Ernst Young, Procter & Gamble (P&G), Colgate Palmolive, Reckitt Benckiser, and Indian Navy before venturing into the product domain with companies like Cuddle .ai and later Eugenie .ai (of which he is a founding member). He has also curated articles and tutorials for web development.
Having been the sole developer for a major chunk in his career, he understands the need to gain the right and efficient knowledge from the vast ocean that is, the World Wide Web. Additionally, having worked with industry stalwarts later in his career, he knows the best practices to be used for creating web tools.
