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The guy I replied to is saying that he needs to use third party libraries just for state management and data binding. Pretty much every non-trivial component is
by symlinkk 9y ago
The guy I replied to is saying that he needs to use third party libraries just for state management and data binding. Pretty much every non-trivial component is going to need these features, and if they're using a library to get them, we're back to the same situation we were in before Web Components.
- lomnakkus 9y agoNope. The whole point of Web Components is that all of the innards of components are completely encapsulated in a component, the 'client' of a component only cares about setting its attributes and responding to the events that it emits. (And perhaps supplying external styles.) I also think your claim of having to use 3rd party libraries for anything non-trivial is false, but let's ignore that for now.