@ducktsmt
Straightforward and simple for quick learn!
@othmanezenzamy8430
Thank you. This help me a lot to understand the benifits of components.
@shajithkunnumbrath4975
Very useful tutorial... well explained!! Thanks Jad!!
@billgilmore6150
Brilliant content, clear explaination and no waffle. Thanks for sharing this. I welcome more OWC, Lit-Elemts and Lit-HTML content and would happily pay for a deep dive course
@TomarSahabVlogs
liked it in 1.20-sec good explanation !!!
@R-Jay.
More please!!
@usama_khalid
wow. really helpful. thanks
@prafullaraichurkar4369
Extremely Insightful, Thank you ^_^
@jcrvzz
Hey Jad, I recently bought your JavaScript course and I think it's fantastic.
@patroclusTractors
Nice!
@mixmaxlastscore4372
this is very useful for me.. thanx
@kyrregjerstad
Great video! Would it make sense if you have a page that re-uses several templates to make a separate HTML file for all you templates to keep it organized?
@kaysiz-zw
This is soooooo cool
@JanithWidarshana
Thank you. This is very helpful to me.
@llihak
note to internet: there is a plague on YouTube. soooo many otherwise very good and helpful tutorials, like this, are infected with distracting, annoying, and completely unnecessary background "music". oh, the humanity.
@andresmontoya7852
Oh I didn't know that we can use philosophy of components natively... That's awesome! But looks that is better to use react, angular or Vue, it's a little more easy xD
@kanaillaurent526
Now can you please do the same with Tdd without browser?
@rohitrawat2071
Hi Mate , i have started your javascript courses and i love itt!! I want the full course of react can you please help me to learn react as i am student and cant have sources to afford the course :(
@PhilipAlexanderHassialis
Interesting video. How about a longer version with 3-4 components, each with their own template and whatnot... how would you approach that? How would you approach elements that inherit (as javascript classes) from other elements? How would child class components use the template? Can they use the mother class component template? Can each one define their own? Additionally, how about having different components, complete with their template and javascript in different files? What would be the proper way to pull this off?
@JadJoubran