Made a post about embracing web standards again with web components. dev.to/hasanirogers...

One of the little things I like about working with Astro and Web Components over Next and React is the very clear distinction between what's running on the server vs client.

Who else finds working with refs in React to be strange and unnatural?

Once these technologies enjoy major browser adaptation, developers are going to start catching on to the fact that you don’t need to write 200 lines of Javascript to get an accessible carousel. People came to realize that you don’t need jQuery. The same is going to happen with the likes of React.

Using slots to compose components with web components is more enjoyable than React's children.

Built with Astro and Web Components, my new portfolio site has all 100 lighthouse scores! hasanirogers.me

I’ve been working with both Astro and Next lately and I must say, I like Astro much better.

I updated Kemet UI's doc site. I'm rather happy with the new design. It's now built on #AstroJS kemet.dev

Hey book lovers, I made an app for you.

anibookquotes.com

Ani Book Quotes is social media for book lovers. Post, like and share quotes from your favorite books. Members get access to additional features.

It’ll be coming to Google Play and maybe Apple App Store later.

Happy New Years folks. I've been hacking a way at a secret app I've been building that's powered by Lit and #webcomponents. I'm learning a lot by building this thing (it accepts payments with Stripe on the backend) and I'll be writing about it in my blog in the coming weeks. Stay tuned!

One of the things I love about working with #WebComponents is style encapsulation with Shadow Dom. I feel it lets you focus on semantics properly. I do not like the “throw a class on everything” approach to styling. Lit’s ability to reflect a property to style on as an attribute is bliss.

Playing around with #webcomponents and Astro. Integration is easy but I'm sad v5 is dropping Lit support.

I love when I see #designsystems compared to legos. Legos are so fun.

Interested in using #webcomponents in #nextjs? I've updated Kemet UI with integration guides and among them is Next. kemet.dev

Interested in using #webcomponents in #react 19 and higher? Checkout Reactbox for a demo: stackblitz.com/~/github.com...

I'm going to be posting a series of integration repos that shows how to integrate Web Components in different technologies like React and NextJS. Eventutally I'll update the docs for Kemet UI with documentation on this. I might even blog about it. Stay tuned!

I'm glad my design system, Kemet UI, is seeing more weekly downloads on npm. www.npmjs.com/package/keme...

The amount I need to scroll to get to my birth year while signing up for these apps is scary. 😅