This article highlights Stencil's performance, which is great. As a dev, I think Stencil's superpower is that it can future proof your components. You can wri

This article highlights Stencil's performance, which is great. As a dev, I think Stencil's superpower is that it can future proof your components. You can write a Stencil component and you can later use it in Angular or Vue or React or Elm or whatever. Or maybe even no framework at all -- just a templated server generated page with some Stencil components. That's pretty nice for a team that's transitioning between one framework and another or uses two different frameworks on two different sites but would like to share components between the two.