> (I also disagree that Web Components are a competitor to React. Frameworks like Preact and Svelte are interoperable with Web Components and build on top of th

> (I also disagree that Web Components are a competitor to React. Frameworks like Preact and Svelte are interoperable with Web Components and build on top of the API. React chooses not to but that’s neither here nor there) Used to work on Web Components (the browser side.) Although we didn't take it as a competitor, in hindsight it was - at least in a sense. Both are component-based technologies, and the expressiveness of React and ES6+ made WC less relevant. I think WC is still nice to have, but it is no longer a must-have as it was originally envisioned. The JS ecosystem has largely solved the problem by themselves without browser vendor's help (besides improvements of JS itself.)