I don't actively follow web components, but as someone who follows the React space reasonably well, I don't get any sense that things are shifting towards web c

I don't actively follow web components, but as someone who follows the React space reasonably well, I don't get any sense that things are shifting towards web components (at least in the sense of replacing React). React's docs[1] argue that they solve different problems (obviously that's potentially biased, but I still find it reasonably compelling). I think the most likely outcome is that some things will be shipped as web component libraries that can be easily consumed within various frameworks (e.g., I could envision Stripe shipping a webcomponent library instead of a React specific library). [1] https://reactjs.org/docs/web-components.html https://reactjs.org/docs/web-components.html