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Server to return a screenhot of the page you pass in the URL like: http://localhost:3000/?url=https://demo.dotcms.com
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Hace ya tiempo que los desarrolladores utilizan marcos de trabajo o frameworks de JavaScript como, por ejemplo, React o Angular,
para definir elementos web que puedan reutilizar.
Sin embargo, cada framework utiliza un estándar diferente, lo cual impide en muchos casos que se puedan aplicar los
llamados code snippets o fragmentos de código, que resultan muy útiles por ser comunes a diferentes proyectos.
Por suerte, existen los llamados web components (componentes web): elementos HTML reutilizables y compatibles con todos
los marcos de trabajo.
Estandarizado en 2012, este tipo de elementos web ya puede usarse en todos los navegadores más populares.
Los componentes web son bloques de código que encapsulan la estructura interna de elementos HTML, incluyendo CSS y JavaScript,
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