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Boosting Web Engagement with Symfony UX - Mathéo Daninos
Boost web engagement with Symfony UX and Stimulus, two powerful tools for creating reusable and maintainable components. Learn how to leverage JavaScript, Sass, and Twig to build complex and user-friendly interfaces.
- JavaScript can be used for simple tasks, such as changing the color of a button, without needing to write a lot of code.
- Stimulus is a lightweight library that can be used to create reusable components.
- Symfony UX provides a way to create live components that can be reused.
- Live components can be used to create complex user interfaces, but can also be used for simple tasks.
- States and props can be used to change the behavior of a component.
- The importance of independence in component architecture.
- The idea of composition in component architecture.
- The concept of morphism is important in Stimulus.
- Symfony UX provides a way to create reusable components with Sass.
- Symfony UX allows you to use Twig syntax for component templates.
- The benefits of using Stimulus include easy to use, easy to learn, and easy to maintain.
- Symfony UX provides a way to create reusable components with JavaScript.
- Stimulus allows you to use a single file for your components, eliminating the need for separate files for JavaScript and CSS.
- Symfony UX provides a way to create reusable components with Laravel, using components and attributes.
- The concept of attribute syncing is important in Stimulus.
- The use of Storybook is encouraged for component development.
- Symfony UX provides a way to create reusable components with Turbo.
- The importance of TypeScript is being reevaluated in the framework.