| I don't trust anything Google builds anymore, they've thrown so many projects under the bus that I'm not willing to invest in anything they build. Google's a

| I don't trust anything Google builds anymore, they've thrown so many projects under the bus that I'm not willing to invest in anything they build. Google's a huge company that makes a huge number of things. Of course you're going to hear about canceled projects, but there are far more that aren't canceled. But trust what you will, I can't really argue for or against that. | But also JSX gives me an icky feeling, I'd rather use standards compliant code everywhere lit-html is standard JavaScript. It uses tagged template literals for markup rather than non-standard syntax. But because template are expressions, they're structurally very similar to JSX expressions, and there's basically a 1-1 relationship between JSX forms and lit-html. So if you like the power and flexibility of JSX, but not the non-standard syntax. I only suggested LitElement because of your desire for something like Vue but in pure ES6 modules and without a compiler. Since Vue is heavily inspired by Web Components, and LitElement meets your other requirements, I thought you might find it interesting.