Web Components solve most of the problems he describes here, yet he claims they only work in Chrome so it'll be another two years. That's false. We've built the

Web Components solve most of the problems he describes here, yet he claims they only work in Chrome so it'll be another two years. That's false. We've built the next version of Ionic controls 100% as web components, specifically targeting mobile, and we've been incredibly happy with how ready they are. Sure, building web components really benefits from some sugar (much like jQuery back then), but once you have that sugar they work great (we built a helper WC tool called Stencil: http://stenciljs.com/ http://stenciljs.com/). Now that web components are ready, we just need to educate people on how they can start using custom components through normal HTML tags. We're on to phase two.