agenda:

• templating, data binding and partial rendering
• state management with redux
• rendering with lit-html and co.
• debugging and tracing
• naming conventions and structure
• reuse and code sharing
• pragmatic tools and utilities
• how to structure applications
• modularization with ES 6 modules
• state management with redux
• form validation
• routing
• style isolation with Shadow DOM
• custom events and redux store
• templates and rendering
• unit- and end-to-end testing
• building complex widgets and components
• 3rd-party component integration
• CSS layout with grid and flex layout
• application deployment and build
• (...)

I will develop a series of small examples or a simple application from scratch (=no magic), answer attendee's questions interactively and explain as many concepts as possible. Every significant step or note (e.g., web reference, concept) will result in a commit.

airhacks.live is a highly interactive workshop; the contents of the workshop are going to be mainly driven by attendees' questions and ideas.

Although airhacks.live are virtual online workshops, the main idea is identical to the airhacks.com workshops at Munich's Airport:

1. Attendees and interactions over printed materials
2. Working software (developed from scratch) over prepared examples
3. Responding to questions over following a plan

slightly inspired by: agilemanifesto