Question 1

How do I bind data with Kor in a Vue.js project?

Accepted Answer

Kor supports one-way and two-way data binding via attributes and change events, similar to native web components. In Vue, you can use v-bind for attributes and v-on for events, but you may need to handle event listeners manually as shown in the README examples with attribute-changed events.

Question 2

Does Kor work with server-side rendering in Next.js?

Accepted Answer

Web components like Kor can have SSR challenges due to client-side dependency. For Next.js, you might need polyfills or specific configurations to ensure components hydrate properly, which isn't covered in the README.

Question 3

Is Kor better than Material-UI for a React app?

Accepted Answer

Kor offers framework-agnostic components, avoiding vendor lock-in, while Material-UI is React-specific with deeper integration and a larger ecosystem. Choose Kor if you need cross-framework compatibility; otherwise, Material-UI might provide more features and community support.

Question 4

How to customize the styling of Kor buttons?

Accepted Answer

Kor includes CSS styles that can be imported, and components likely expose CSS custom properties for theming. Refer to kor-ui.com for specific styling APIs, as the README only mentions importing kor-styles.css without detailed customization guides.

Question 5

Can I use Kor without a build system in a plain HTML file?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Kor can be included via script tags in HTML, as shown in the README with examples for loading bundles or individual components directly from node_modules, making it suitable for simple setups without complex tooling.

Question 6

What are the performance benefits of loading single components?

Accepted Answer

Loading individual components reduces bundle size and improves load times, as highlighted in the README's 'Load single components' section. However, you must manage dependencies manually, which can add complexity.

Question 7

Kor vs Stencil: which web component library is easier to use?

Accepted Answer

Kor provides a ready-made design system with components, while Stencil is a compiler for building custom web components. Kor is better for quick UI consistency, whereas Stencil offers more flexibility for tailored solutions.

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