AI Can Teach For Real Now; Are You Still Pretending To Learn In Return For Good Grades?

This is a starting point to comprehending latest modern programming, that allows you to assemble a library of AI generated Web Components.

And make some applications that share a central object, referred to as context.

We will not use any code, but I provide a 250 line sample application, with pretty neat code, and in a single html file that you can download to your computer edit and drag onto your browser window.

And I am about to tell, you that you can attach an event listener to any HTML element.

And listen for “application-context” event, replying with the same object, to all the requests.

And canceling the application-context event, from going up higher.

Just like the folders on your computer, the web page uses the concept of a tree.

You are usually a bunch of branches deep, so you select the branch that contains your application best.

Application Context, holds the variables that must be shared, like selected user, or active gadget.

You don’t use it, for variables that can be handled some other way, only for those, that must be handled at the root of everything.

Application context, or the few shared variables, are so critical, that your application won’t come together without it.

If you are making a complicated form, the form container would a good place to attach the application-context listener/responder to.

If you are building a fancy login profile feature with use photo, links to the profile editor, and a display of how many messages are waiting for them.

The square area that has the button and icon, that opens the drop-down menu, is a pretty good place to attach the application-context listener/responder to.

If you were making a little pixel art game, then the context would sit right where the game screen display is.

If you just have one application, and honey badger don’t care, put it at document.body, or maybe main container.

Your custom web components, shouldn't really ask for application context internally.

They should expose events like, user clicked on color, you then listen to that event in your code outside of the web component.

Now when you click a color, you ask for enclosing application context context, and simply say context.set(‘selected color’, event color).

You should emit an even here as well, context changed.

Wow whatever displays the selected color, will have also asked for context, and then started listening to change event.

And now it would be notified, of change.

Where it can execute context.get(‘selected color’), and update its lite square that shows the color.

You can see how your components can be scattered around, in menus, footers, headers.

But they the ask for context by emitting an application-context event, with a function that will be executed and given context as only argument.

Where they can save it in their code, or keep asking.

They always get the same central object, the response from the all enclosing thing…

That you attached the, application-context listener/responder to.

Now you can have multiple little applications in your web page, all able to request their context, without stepping on one another.

Which brings us back to the opening part of this text, for some of you a pretty strange text.

This text, doubles as teaching instruction for your favorite AI, to generate some web components maybe inspired by Bootstrap CSS framework.

And then, showing you how you just attach an event, to tie all the reusable web components together.

I appreciate the idea of High School being a meeting place, to some degree preventing you from becoming a doom scrolling skitzoid.

But that is not what school was designed for, they were supposed to teach you to learn class from great beings.

But they nerfed you books, because you would be able to discover your education is fake.

The system evolved to use every trick in the book on you, from love bombing, community of friends, to promise of great career.

But you aren’t actually learning, you are being cheated.

Ask you artificial intelligence to teach you about Web Components, and show you how to create a cute little context API in just a few lines.

This is more important than you think, because in the absence of teachers, you must become a teacher.

Don't let the world end in darkness, or fire, stand up to build where the great beings left off.