#HAXTheWeb

It’s been about a year since Nikki and I HAX‘ed DrupalCon Nashville. Now, Mike and I are about to embark to DrupalCon Seatle to once again, HAX all the things. HAXeditor has come a really long way since the last reveal. In the time since last year:

• HAX started to be used in production settings here
• Our UI, capabilities, accessibility and design patterns have dramatically improved
• We built tooling that automates all the tooling, setup and management of Web component workflows
• Firefox adopted Web components natively and Edge said it’s going to be Chromium under the hood
• We made a WordPress plugin for HAX
• Gutenberg came out in WP5 and started ticking people off
• We released our own, headless CMS (HAXcms) that now powers HAXTheWeb.org

Web component oppurtunities at DrupalCon to connect with us and others

• Monday - 1:00pm - 4:30pm Room 610 - Gov Summit (Stackblitz space)
• Tuesday - 11:00am - Room 204 Creating a library agnostic approach to sustainable Web Component development
• Wednesday - 4:00pm - Room 617 - Level 6 - Make Web development fun again, with web components!
• Thursday - 9am - BoF1 - Exhibit Hall - Level 4 - Web components BoF

If you’d like to see what we’ve been up to and what we’re doing in the web components space (where we spend 99% of our day now), watch this video below that shows the theme layer in HAXcms and how it separates state from design.