I’ve been playing around with the shadow DOM and web components, so I thought I’d put together a quick video explaining the advantages:
You can starting experimenting with these concepts today using Chrome Canary. Just make sure you enable the Shadow DOM and scoped style flags by typing “chrome://flags” into your location bar:

If you want to check out the code used in this example, you can download it here.
If you want to learn more about the shadow DOM and web components, here are the resources I used:
- What the Heck is Shadow DOM?
- Meet the Web Platform – Building on foundations (video)
- Web Components on Google+ (lots of links to resources and examples)

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Great stuff, look forward to its progress intoan adopted standard.
Thanks for sharing. Looking forward for this new standard..