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> They seem like a fantastic solution for which problem? They don't replace the need for a framework nor do they make writing in one easier. They don't make
by kansface 2y ago
> They seem like a fantastic solution
for which problem? They don't replace the need for a framework nor do they make writing in one easier. They don't make dev ex better. What is the actual use case? If they were highly useful, they would be used.
- stavros 2y agoCreating self-contained components that don't rely on loading extra management code, in a standard way. Maybe they aren't useful because the modern trend of web development is to not care about speed or size as much.