The point isn't that it's a standard, it's that it's implemented in browser (not in a framework), and is a lot closer to the web equivalent of "bare metal". The

The point isn't that it's a standard, it's that it's implemented in browser (not in a framework), and is a lot closer to the web equivalent of "bare metal". There are less moving pieces that will break backwards compatibility in the next 10 years (is the hope)