From the course: Learning Web Components
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- [Instructor] Thanks so much for watching this course on Web Components. I hope you enjoyed learning along with me about these great technologies that will radically change and improve the way that you build web apps. There's always more to learn, though, and I have some recommendations on where you can go next. First, stay up-to-date on each of the main specifications that define web components. The Mozilla Developer Network has documentation on all four of them, as well as pointers to the W3C and other specs that define each one. Here's the one for the template tag, then of course there's the one for HTML imports. There's a page for custom elements, and of course, shadow DOM. Next, remember that web browsers are always changing and developing, and at the time of this recording, not all browsers natively support all of the web component specifications. So you might need to use a polyfill in order to get some of these features. The polyfill is located at this website, and you can see…
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