Fluid Components
TYPO3
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Fluid Components are self-contained UI building blocks written entirely in Fluid — no PHP ViewHelper classes are required. Unlike standard partials, they declare an explicit, typed API via <f:argument>, making their interface self-documenting and preventing the use of implicit template variables. Child content can be embedded using <f:slot>, meaning components can be assembled in a way that standard partials cannot. Components follow Atomic Design methodology - they are organized by complexity into Atoms, Molecules, and Organisms, promoting a structured and scalable template architecture.
Goals
- I understand the benefits of a component-based approach in Fluid.
- I know when to use components instead of partials or sections.
- I can design reusable UI elements using Fluid components.
- I understand how components contribute to scalable template architecture.
Maintainer
Oliver Thiele
Web Development Oliver Thiele