I thought this was going to be about shipping web components made with React, but it's about consuming web components from apps made with React, which is a much

I thought this was going to be about shipping web components made with React, but it's about consuming web components from apps made with React, which is a much more sensible thing to do in my opinion The problem with web components is that they've never had a templating/reactivity story, which means if you wanted to build one reactively you'd have to ship it with a framework, and shipping a separate framework per-component is just unworkable. So they don't make sense internally to an app, and they don't really make sense for a large library of components. They only really make sense for a single hand-crafted widget that a company wants to ship to various consumers who may be using different frameworks My dream is still that browsers come up with an actual reactive-templating API for HTML. If they did that, we might finally be able to get rid of frameworks for many common use-cases