It does help to have used the basics to understand the benefits of a full framework. But learning things bottom-up isn't suitable for everybody. As for web com

It does help to have used the basics to understand the benefits of a full framework. But learning things bottom-up isn't suitable for everybody. As for web components, I'd rather not. Nothing about it works for me. Not the class-based decorator syntax. Not the CSS scoping. Not the use of custom elements. The prop syntax is awful and the paradigm just feels cumbersome. I work with Angular (its component model is close enough) and have read the Lit docs. Never will I choose that option. A function is just a better way to write UIs.