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Lit? AFAICT, if you pick any of the others options you'll have to refactor your site every 3-4 years as all the tools bit rot. One won't run on the latest vers

by nox101 2y ago

Lit? AFAICT, if you pick any of the others options you'll have to refactor your site every 3-4 years as all the tools bit rot. One won't run on the latest version of node so you upgrade node. Now 2 other libraries fail and require an upgrade. Now another library fails because it's not compatible with those upgrades, repeat. You thought you were just going to fix a bug or add a small feature that would take you a few hours but now you've got few days/weeks of refactoring before you can even start.

meiraleal 2y ago
I'm with you on that. Lit is the way to go. It is in the 3.x version but it never released a real breaking change but also it doesn't carry bloat for compatibility as it is a thin layer on browser APIs. The core dev team is great too, not looking to jump the next hype bandwagon. WebComponents are the future (and the present) of web development.