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I have the same question, and where does either fit into the other bits and pieces like Angular and React?
by Fifer82 10y ago
I have the same question, and where does either fit into the other bits and pieces like Angular and React?
- Mackiovello 10y agoExactly! It would be interesting to hear what the creators had in mind when they built this.
- tdumitrescu 10y agoMaybe it's not obvious from the WebKit article: Custom Elements aren't new, their native implementation in WebKit is what's being announced here. Custom Elements are part of the Web Components collection of cross-browser standards introduced in 2011 (and still not finalized). React was in its infancy at the time, Angular was just getting off the ground. Polymer has always been built on top of the Web Components standard(s). This post isn't about "Yet another new framework competitor!"
- skybrian 10y agoThe hope is that people will be able to make custom tags that work with any UI framework, so you could use them with Angular or React or no framework at all.