My experience with web components has been great if you are doing SPAs or if you can load the web components dynamically/bundle them. However, when doing SSR it

My experience with web components has been great if you are doing SPAs or if you can load the web components dynamically/bundle them. However, when doing SSR it was hit and miss because of the need for a window or document object to be present which doesn't exist on the server during SSR. For client-side web development I would say they are good but for hybrid client/server side web development they don't work as I thought they would. The real advantage I see with web components is that regardless of web framework (react, vue, svelte, etc.) you get components/elements that can be plugged in and just work (YMMV) so it makes them framework agnostic in a sense. That's the selling point in my opinion. That and the shadow-dom but that is more of a styling pro/con depending on your point of view.