Even more Lit + Signals news! 🔥➕🎙️ We now have an RFC for Signals integration – your input matters! Join the RFC discussion on Signals and Lit, and let's build the best possible community experience together. Share your thoughts here: https://t.co/hSIJ0oXM2Z

I made a new Lit demo that shows how updates propagate down a tree. When a parent re-renders, only the children with changed data re-render. Often only a small subset of a large tree has to update.

@littledan @pzuraq @nullvoxpopuli Big thanks to @EisenbergEffect too!

🙏 Special thanks to @littledan @pzuraq @nullvoxpopuli and other Signals champions and community members for their hard work on the proposal. We hope it moves forward quickly!

Be sure to check out the signal-utils package too! It contains lots of helpers for building observable data models and working with signals. https://t.co/sEKtHeOK6n

Components built with different libraries (or none!) can share reactive state w/o having to pick and use a specific signals implementation library. This will unlock an ecosystem of reactive state management, components, & utilities to make building data-driven apps even easier!

🤝 We're especially excited about the potential of standardized signals to bring interoperability to reactive primitives in a similar way that web components brings interoperability to UI components!

Once you try it, leave feedback on GitHub or Discord! https://t.co/8dLF1yFjYP https://t.co/i8a3kgm1NY

Installation is a breeze 💨

Check out the release blog post: https://t.co/MFEGz7RkAm And our new docs:

📣 We're super excited to announce our newest Lit Labs package: @ lit-labs/signals! 🚦 lit-labs/signals brings the new TC39 Signals proposal to Lit, integrating them with Lit's reactive lifecycle for automatic component updates, and with Lit templates for pinpoint updates.

Join @sarah__p as she presents Set Phasers to Love: Designing with @buildWithLit and Design Systems at https://t.co/RmKBtZ7bQP on Oct 10 @indyhall. * Rescheduled from last month Presented by the Philadelphia JavaScript Club.

Updated my PR to add a TC39 Signals proposal integration for @buildWithLit. I think it's real close now! I've already been using a version of this integration in my own projects, and it's been really great. I'm excited to see how much more we can do!! https://t.co/zBgXjRBik2

lit-html is all you need to solve the biggest problem with JS — intelligent DOM rendering https://t.co/BxuakewMMQ You can keep throwing string literal templates at the DOM and it will only update what needs to be updated.

https://t.co/RkC6X9bflb

Make sure to check out the Lit 🥧 release v3.1.4!

📰 New Lit patch releases today! 📰 Thanks to community members @43081j, @jrencz, Randolf Jung and IMinchev64 for their contributions!

🎉 Cheers to the @reactjs team and contributors on achieving a perfect 100% on Custom Elements Everywhere with React 19 beta! The Lit team can't wait to see the amazing things everyone will create! https://t.co/zlQuIIP1ER

New Lit-based framework just dropped @tini_js is a new JS framework built around Lit & Web Components for building SPAs, PWAs, Desktop, or Mobile Apps. The team just wrote up a post on getting started with Tini. Check it out 👇 https://t.co/rIQgDhuYUQ

BlockSuite 🤯 Wow! Check out this open-source web components library for building collaborative rich editing apps by @AffineDev, all built with Lit! The feature set is *quite* extensive. 📚 Site: https://t.co/c5SeqVRqCu 👩‍💻 GitHub: https://t.co/ESrJeAbxiW

“The most funded and backed software Kickstarter of all time” and it’s built with Web Components and Lit!