This blog covers various aspects of developing web user interfaces, and is a development-oriented companion to the flow|state design blog. The blog originally covered topics related to the QuickUI framework, but now generally covers component-oriented web UI development.
QuickUI
Looking beneath the hood of web user interfaces
QuickUI 
Hello,
Congratulations on your magnificent work. I have deeply studied the subject “UI development”, since I started with Clipper and then Visual Basic. It is somewhat strange that the concept of visual components for UI, as used by VB since 1993, has been overlooked for so long. You approach, QuickUI, is undoubtedly one of the ways for building UI components for the web, which unfortunately faces the HTML encapsulating limitations. Polifills as Polymer, are attempts to use the shadow DOM as an encapsulation mechanism. In my opinion, all this occurs because HTML does not support the concept of OOP.
It is a shame to see that your work did not flourished at the rhythm it deserved.
lbercht: Thanks for your kind words. While QuickUI itself didn’t succeed, many of the ideas I developed on that project are now finding their ways into several new projects of mine, including Basic Web Components (https://github.com/basic-web-components/basic-web-components). The component-oriented web is taking some time to come together, but it will definitely happen!