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Off-topic, feel free to ignore: I'm enjoying lit-html with web components (and no LitElement). Feels pretty native and down-to-DOM, kind of like building my own
by hitekker 2y ago
Off-topic, feel free to ignore: I'm enjoying lit-html with web components (and no LitElement). Feels pretty native and down-to-DOM, kind of like building my own framework while building my own app. The aspects I need to control are mostly in my control and the aspect I don't care about are handled for me well.
Paired with Claude Sonnet 3.5 and I'm more productive than I've been in years.
- meiraleal 2y agoThat's exactly what I'm doing too, after working with Lit for a few months (which is great) I felt that it would be easier to create a (even) smaller framework specific for my needs with only lit-html. I never been happier with Web Development in my life.
- nchmy 2y agois this framework publicly available anywhere? I've been thinking about making my own lit-html + honojs isomorphic "framework" and would love some inspiration.
- nchmy 2y agoI'm curious, if you're using lit-html, why not use LitElement as well if you're building web components?
- hitekker 2y agoI want to avoid another "not-a-framework" framework, like how React called itself "just a library" to semi-honestly offload the responsibility of state management. I don't know if LitElement is that, but I have some trauma. On a positive note, it's a joy to compose my own framework.
- nchmy 2y agoFair enough. For the record, I'm also planning to build my own very mini "framework" based on just lit-html. Is yours shared publicly anywhere? I'd love to check it out for inspiration.