That was an example, you can take it any way you want it (angular to react, react to angular etc) ... Don't get triggered. That's not the point. Of course it c

That was an example, you can take it any way you want it (angular to react, react to angular etc) ... Don't get triggered. That's not the point. Of course it can't happen if it's not easily if at all feasible. That doesn't mean that people don't want to do it. The fact of the matter is that it seems to me that WebComponents are an attempt at solving an interoperability issue. Or am I misunderstanding?