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Disclosure: I am a contributor to this project. Whenever yet-another-JS-framework hits Hacker News, there is a lot of pre-emptive recoiling amongst commenters
by cdata 11y ago
Disclosure: I am a contributor to this project.
Whenever yet-another-JS-framework hits Hacker News, there is a lot of pre-emptive recoiling amongst commenters from the latest flavor of the week tool fighting for our already fraying attention.
If you are like me - you believe in the potential of the web as an application platform, but you could do without the endless framework churn - you owe it to yourself to explore the Web Components standards. Web Components are a giant leap towards interoperability between application frameworks. If you don't know anything about Web Components, Polymer is a powerful and fun way to get started with them.
- k__ 11y agoI don't know about React and Angular, but Ember wants to switch entirely to components in 2.x, AFAIK from its own implementation to web components). So I got the fear that we will switch from yet-another-JS-framework to yet-another-web-component-framework. But I have the hope that this brings at least better interoperability between those frameworks.
- omeid2 11y agointeroperability is pretty much the whole point of Web Components.