Alexander Lehner
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Hell yes! I'll be using CSS scope for my Angular components instead of the clunky, DOM cluttering view encapsulation of the Angular framework. I wrote about it some time ago: www.oidaisdes.org/css-scope-vi...
Will the CSS Scope Feature replace Angular's View Encapsulation?
Learn how to use native scoping and create code that is easier to read and debug.
www.oidaisdes.org
December 10, 2025 at 9:32 AM
Hell yes! I'll be using CSS scope for my Angular components instead of the clunky, DOM cluttering view encapsulation of the Angular framework. I wrote about it some time ago: www.oidaisdes.org/css-scope-vi...
Reposted by Alexander Lehner
I agree! There is not enough content out there about this. Here are two articles I wrote about web components and SSR a while back.
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Web Components and SSR - 2024 Edition
Web components work in SSR, depending on which SSR you're talking about.
dev.to
December 6, 2025 at 12:28 PM
I agree! There is not enough content out there about this. Here are two articles I wrote about web components and SSR a while back.
dev.to/stuffbreaker...
dev.to/stuffbreaker...
dev.to/stuffbreaker...
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I have a component that displays a route with start and end, optionally several points in between. Every route point is connected with a dotted line. Would like to implement it with anchor positioning in the future 😁
December 2, 2025 at 6:50 PM
I have a component that displays a route with start and end, optionally several points in between. Every route point is connected with a dotted line. Would like to implement it with anchor positioning in the future 😁
Reposted by Alexander Lehner
That's simply not true. Firefox is very close, but hasn't released support for CSS anchor positioning yet. So we don't have cross browser support at the moment. My guess is we'll get there with Firefox 147 in January 😉
November 29, 2025 at 8:18 AM
That's simply not true. Firefox is very close, but hasn't released support for CSS anchor positioning yet. So we don't have cross browser support at the moment. My guess is we'll get there with Firefox 147 in January 😉