Andy Bell • 1/16/2020

16th January 2020 at 07:40

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The article addresses using Web Components now that they are supported in all major browsers, focusing on progressive enhancement techniques to ensure compatibility with older browsers like Internet Explorer. It provides links to resources on pragmatic progressive enhancement and introduces the author, Andy, a front-end developer and founder of Set Studio and Piccalilli.

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