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After being a React true believer I ditched it recently. I tried to go pure JavaScript but ended up with web components with lit and really could not be happie
by andrewstuart 1y ago
After being a React true believer I ditched it recently.
I tried to go pure JavaScript but ended up with web components with lit and really could not be happier.
- progmetaldev 1y agoI have been using the Umbraco CMS since 2013, and they moved from AngularJS 1.x to Lit for the backend technology. While it was frustrating at first, due to a lack of documentation around the specific CMS APIs, I can see that it was a great choice to move towards a more "standard" technology that is somewhat agnostic of a full library. Working with web components makes so much more sense to me than the way AngularJS works, as well as the React and Vue tutorials I've followed. If I found a killer feature implemented in React or Vue, I could still make use of my Lit web components without having to toss out everything and rebuild.