When to Use Template in Constructor vs. connectedCallback in Web Components
In this video, we delve into the nuances of Web Components, focusing on the critical decision of when to use templates in the constructor versus the connectedCallback lifecycle method. Understanding these two approaches is essential for optimizing performance and ensuring your components behave as expected. Join us as we explore the advantages and best practices for each method, helping you make informed choices in your Web Component development.
Today's Topic: When to Use Template in Constructor vs. connectedCallback in Web Components
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