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        ConclusionFullstack Web Components

        The conclusion of the book Fullstack Custom Elements.

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        Chapter Ten SummaryFullstack Web Components

        You rendered custom elements server-side using Declarative Shadow DOM and @lit-labs/ssr.

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        Express MiddlewareFullstack Web Components

        You'll develop Express middleware that server-side renders Declarative Shadow DOM HTML Templates with @lit-labs/ssr.

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        ShimFullstack Web Components

        To get custom elements to work in Node.js, you'll need to polyfill DOM APIs. Luckily, @lit-labs/ssr provides a tool that enables just that.

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        Declarative Shadow DOM TemplatesFullstack Web Components

        You'll declare a server-side renderable Declarative Shadow DOM HTML template for each component.

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        Server-Side Rendering Custom ElementsFullstack Web Components

        You'll server-side render the views of the application with Declarative Shadow DOM and @lit-labs/ssr

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        Chapter Nine SummaryFullstack Web Components

        You coded a single page web application with custom elements and a custom router.

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        Dashboard ViewFullstack Web Components

        Integrate TableCardComponent into a third view of the single page application, the dashboard.

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        Login ViewFullstack Web Components

        You'll code the necessary components and services required in the login view.

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        RoutingFullstack Web Components

        You'll code the Router class that handles the creation and removal of views in the application.

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        Routing Custom Elements in a SPAFullstack Web Components

        To handle multiple views in the single page application, you'll need to implement a router that can navigate between each view.

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        Chapter Eight SummaryFullstack Web Components

        You developed the landing page of the application, learning how to architect a separation of concerns between the UI components.


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