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I don't think Lit counts as a framework. It's much lower-level plumbing. And tagged template literals are part of the browser.
by dtagames 3y ago
I don't think Lit counts as a framework. It's much lower-level plumbing. And tagged template literals are part of the browser.
- troupo 3y agoBut lit's DSL isn't a part of the browser. Neither is lit's data binding/reactivity. Nor lit's rules on directives. Nor lit's tasks. Nor lit's context. Nor...
- auggierose 3y agoYes, I would agree with that. And that's why "running natively in the browser" is not a remarkable feature of web components, because you will need something like lit anyway for using web components in a productive way. So you might as well use React, or any of the other billion frameworks.