Alex Merced • 9/6/2020

Web Components Part 3 - Lifecycle Functions

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This tutorial, part of a series on Web Components, details the built-in lifecycle functions like connectedCallback, disconnectedCallback, and attributeChangedCallback. It provides code examples showing how to override these functions in a custom element class to execute code at specific points, such as when a component is added to or removed from the DOM, or when its attributes change.

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