Add Web Components 101 series

[StefanNieuwenhuis]

fix #62

[web-padawan]

@StefanNieuwenhuis I merged the PR, but please correct this statement in the article:

Unfortunately, Safari is falling behind as well and doesn't support Web Components, nor does Apple plan to fully support it in the future. Polyfills must be used for this browser as well.

This is not true: Safari supports web components, except one feature (customized built-in elements) and they have valid objections for it. So I wouldn't say that they are "falling behind". In fact, this statement is confusing and should be rephrased.

[StefanNieuwenhuis]

@StefanNieuwenhuis I merged the PR, but please correct this statement in the article:

Unfortunately, Safari is falling behind as well and doesn't support Web Components, nor does Apple plan to fully support it in the future. Polyfills must be used for this browser as well.

This is not true: Safari supports web components, except one feature (customized built-in elements) and they have valid objections for it. So I wouldn't say that they are "falling behind". In fact, this statement is confusing and should be rephrased.

Thanks for merging and I’ve updated the statement about Safari.

[web-padawan]

Thanks! I also have to say that "React is catching up fast" is also confusing: they are not. See this issue for some background.

[StefanNieuwenhuis]

Thanks! I also have to say that "React is catching up fast" is also confusing: they are not. See this issue for some background.

Thanks again. I've read the thread and did some research and, unfortunately, I came to the same conclusion that React isn't going to support Web Components completely anytime soon...I've updated the article to be more elaborate on this.