Web Components, O Drupal está preparado?

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The document discusses the history and evolution of web technologies like HTML and introduces web components as a new standard. It covers the main aspects of web components including custom elements, templates, shadow DOM, and HTML imports. The presentation encourages both front-end and back-end developers to learn about and experiment with web components, and discusses their potential application in Drupal.

Web
Components
por João Paulo Seregatte
@seregatte
O Drupal está preparado?

João Paulo
Seregatte
● Informática Redes de comunicação.
● Análise e des. de Sistemas.
● Desenvolvedor à 8 anos.
● Desenvolvedor Drupal à 5 anos.
● @seregatte
Quem sou eu?

Desenvolvedores Front / Back
● Apresentar.
● Exemplos.
● Desenvolver.
● Estimular o estudo.
Level 1 > Sub itemObjetivos

Início
● 1989: Tim Berners-Lee inventa o HTML.
● Março 1993: Lou Montulli entrega o Lynx browser
● Em 1994: The World Wide Web Consortium.
● Julho 1994: Especificação HTML 2
● Novembro 1994: Netscape.
Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > Início

NetScape
● November 1994 - Netscape
● January 1997 - Especificação HTML 3.2
Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > NetScape

Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > Realidade HTML 4

Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > Tags maravilhosas

Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > IE
Internet Explorer Version 4.0
1. Release date: September 1997
2. 60 % market share with IE 4.

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Plugins > Necessidade
Suprir a necessidade
1. Animações.
2. Dados.
3. Mídia

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Plugins > E vem todos navegadores

Item 1 > Subitem 1HTML5 > Morte aos plugins
HTML 5
1. Independencia de plugins.
2. Novos elementos.
3. CSS3

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components
Iniciativa / Padrão
● Custom Elements.
● Templates.
● Shadow DOM
● HTML Imports

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Custom Elements
<x-camera>
https://github.com/casarock/camera/

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Custom Elements
Show me the code!

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Custom Elements

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Custom Elements
http://w3c.github.
io/webcomponents/spec/custom/

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Templates

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1
Show me the code!
Web Components > Templates

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1
http://w3c.github.
io/webcomponents/spec/template/
Web Components > Templates

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Shadow DOM

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1
Show me the code!
Web Components > Shadow DOM

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1
homer-button
Web Components > Demo

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1
http://w3c.github.
io/webcomponents/spec/shadow/
Web Components > Shadow DOM

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1
Compatibilidade
● Custom Elements.
● Templates.
● Shadow DOM
Web Components > Polyfill

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Polyfill

Item 1 > Subitem 1Polymer
Google
● https://polymer-topeka.appspot.com/
● http://cds-polymer.appspot.com/
● https://polymer-designer.appspot.com/

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > HTML imports

Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1
Show me the code!
Web Components > HTML imports

Item 1 > Subitem 1Conclusão > Perguntas
Perguntas?
@seregatte
https://github.com/seregatte/Palestra_WebComponents

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Web Components, O Drupal está preparado?

1. Web Components por João Paulo Seregatte @seregatte O Drupal está preparado?

2. João Paulo Seregatte ● Informática Redes de comunicação. ● Análise e des. de Sistemas. ● Desenvolvedor à 8 anos. ● Desenvolvedor Drupal à 5 anos. ● @seregatte Quem sou eu?

3. Desenvolvedores Front / Back ● Apresentar. ● Exemplos. ● Desenvolver. ● Estimular o estudo. Level 1 > Sub itemObjetivos

4. Level 1 > Sub itemObjetivos

5. Início ● 1989: Tim Berners-Lee inventa o HTML. ● Março 1993: Lou Montulli entrega o Lynx browser ● Em 1994: The World Wide Web Consortium. ● Julho 1994: Especificação HTML 2 ● Novembro 1994: Netscape. Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > Início

6. NetScape ● November 1994 - Netscape ● January 1997 - Especificação HTML 3.2 Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > NetScape

7. Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > NetScape

8. Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > Realidade HTML 4

9. Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > Tags maravilhosas

10. Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > Tags maravilhosas

11. Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > IE Internet Explorer Version 4.0 1. Release date: September 1997 2. 60 % market share with IE 4.

12. Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > IE 5

13. Level 1 > Sub itemHTML > IE 6

14. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Plugins > Necessidade Suprir a necessidade 1. Animações. 2. Dados. 3. Mídia

15. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Plugins > E vem todos navegadores

16. Item 1 > Subitem 1HTML5 > Morte aos plugins HTML 5 1. Independencia de plugins. 2. Novos elementos. 3. CSS3

17. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components Iniciativa / Padrão ● Custom Elements. ● Templates. ● Shadow DOM ● HTML Imports

18. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Custom Elements <x-camera> https://github.com/casarock/camera/

19. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Custom Elements Show me the code!

20. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Custom Elements

21. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Custom Elements http://w3c.github. io/webcomponents/spec/custom/

22. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Templates

23. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Templates

24. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1 Show me the code! Web Components > Templates

25. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1 http://w3c.github. io/webcomponents/spec/template/ Web Components > Templates

26. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Shadow DOM

27. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1 Show me the code! Web Components > Shadow DOM

28. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1 homer-button Web Components > Demo

29. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1 http://w3c.github. io/webcomponents/spec/shadow/ Web Components > Shadow DOM

30. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1 Compatibilidade ● Custom Elements. ● Templates. ● Shadow DOM Web Components > Polyfill

31. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > Polyfill

32. Item 1 > Subitem 1Polymer Google ● https://polymer-topeka.appspot.com/ ● http://cds-polymer.appspot.com/ ● https://polymer-designer.appspot.com/

33. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1Web Components > HTML imports

34. Level 1 > Sub itemItem 1 > Subitem 1 Show me the code! Web Components > HTML imports

35. Item 1 > Subitem 1Drupal

36. Item 1 > Subitem 1Drupal > Futuro

37. Item 1 > Subitem 1Drupal > Futuro

38. Item 1 > Subitem 1Drupal > Futuro

39. Item 1 > Subitem 1Drupal > Futuro

40. Item 1 > Subitem 1Conclusão > Objetivo

41. Item 1 > Subitem 1Conclusão > Fim Fim

42. Item 1 > Subitem 1Conclusão > Perguntas Perguntas? @seregatte https://github.com/seregatte/Palestra_WebComponents

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