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Yeah, I looked into lit as a possible way to do this, but was left feeling like then I had 3 things to juggle - lit, angular, and blazor. Should possibly revis
by shireboy 2y ago
Yeah, I looked into lit as a possible way to do this, but was left feeling like then I had 3 things to juggle - lit, angular, and blazor. Should possibly revisit, though.
- WorldMaker 2y agoYeah lit and angular have very different approaches. I was thinking along the lines of @angular/elements [0] which is closer to a "lift and ship". It is a very heavy solution to building web components (especially compared to lit code golf), especially if you are going to pair it with Blazor wasm, but if you are already using Angular in a large enough application and looking toward the path to Blazor wasm, you probably are in a bandwidth situation where you can afford the transitional steps. [0] https://angular.io/guide/elements https://angular.io/guide/elements