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Web Components is an umbrella term for the set of upcoming standards for web development (see the W3C Web Components page). Each on its own, they are a useful contribution to the current toolset of a web developer. But together they form a completely new paradigm of how web applications are created.
Web Components consist of 4 standards proposals:
