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Stencil requires you to use NodeJS - so if you want to use it with a “traditional” non-SPA ASP.NET or PHP web-application then you’re SOL.
by DaiPlusPlus 6y ago
Stencil requires you to use NodeJS - so if you want to use it with a “traditional” non-SPA ASP.NET or PHP web-application then you’re SOL.
- 1337shadow 6y agoWell, at least you can still pre-render inside your web-component tags - like I do in python.
- yesimahuman 6y agoThat's not entirely true. If you pre-render your pages then there's no server-side Stencil code needed. You just need to serve those pages to the client and they will hydrate. EDIT: don't understand the downvotes, seeing as we built Stencil. Stencil can definitely be used in a more traditional server-side environment like ASP.Net or PHP
- DaiPlusPlus 6y agoI didn't see any documentation on Stencil's website regarding how to pre-render Stencil components without using their NodeJS toolset. (I did not downvote you, and someone has downvoted me as well, it seems)