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Why not Web components directly? (genuinely interested, soon I'll have to chose one way or another for a new project)
by kawera 11y ago
Why not Web components directly? (genuinely interested, soon I'll have to chose one way or another for a new project)
- vdnkh 11y agoThey're still experimental. React handles a lot of the legwork towards getting proper web components today.
- spankalee 11y agoI work on a web components library, so I'm very biased here, but web components will very soon have broad compatible support across all the major browser engines. It's the only interoperable solution going forward, because every framework out there right now is a silo unto itself.
- kawera 11y agoThanks, that's my understanding too. I've used Polymer in the past but before 1.0, will look at it again. No doubt web components are the future though, I only wonder if widespread browser support will be a reality in a 12-18 months timeframe.