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> There will be dozens of frameworks for ES6/7 Sure, but you don't have to have all your application logic written using a framework-specific class factory, li
by lyschoening 11y ago
> There will be dozens of frameworks for ES6/7
Sure, but you don't have to have all your application logic written using a framework-specific class factory, linked through a framework-specific module system. That means code will be more portable.
> Not sure why you're talking about material design, and why it matters when it's some vague UX spec produced by Google.
It's a very precise UI specification, so theoretically a single implementation would be enough. I am just saying that there is no universally compatible Web Component package format in wide use yet.