I reallly love web-components. They allow to encapsulate logic, and be re-used and composed with others. It starts feeling like unix in the browser, to me. May

I reallly love web-components. They allow to encapsulate logic, and be re-used and composed with others. It starts feeling like unix in the browser, to me. Maybe a bit verbose, but here is an example https://jsfiddle.net/8kvucm9f/5/ https://jsfiddle.net/8kvucm9f/5/ in the context of the blog post (and with my preferences of doing things; there are just many different ways of "writing web components", and can adapt many use cases). Also, by using their HTML attributes (id="", name=""), it is possible to make really nice features with CSS. Finally, they can offer a clear API (just like the <img/> or <video/> or <input/> elements), to the users of these elements. They can be inserted, to give "markdown" documents (or .org mode etc. if it is converted to HTML), JSX like features, by being "just embedded HTML text". It is super powerful, maybe feels a bit scary at first, but all problems seems to get solvable with clean patterns.