Preview of WebST Web Components with Smalltalk

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WebST aims to simplify the development of web clients using web components. A web component is created by defining a web DOM (Document Object Model) class that is instantiated by web browsers upon parsing specific custom HTML tags. WebST facilitates the creation and testing of such classes using Pharo Smalltalk. It leverages Seaside for HTML generation, with code for web component classes transpiled from Smalltalk to JavaScript using PharoJS.

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Web Components with Smalltalk
Zürich Smalltalk Meetup, April 26th 2024
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Develop in Pharo
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How to build a Web UI?
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Simple UI with HTML + CSS + JS
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Reuse with HTML + CSS + JS
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● Reuse only via Copy/Paste
○ Pure Evil!
○ No inheritance
● Complex web pages
○ no abstractions/boundaries = it's all mixed
● Collisions and unwanted side-effects with CSS and JS
● No Smalltalk ;-)
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● Custom HTML tags
● Encapsulation
● Supported by all web browsers
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Web Components W3C Standard

● Develop & Test Web Components within the Image
● Deploy Standalone code HTML + CSS + JS
● Static Generation of HTML & JS
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WebST = Web Components with Smalltalk

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Web Components with Smalltalk
https://github.com/bouraqadi/WebST

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