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. Can we give the frameworks a minute? I think support became ubiquitous like a week ago. If it’s still a situation in two years, then sure, but right now tools need to come up with a path where they don’t break their users.
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Everyone seems to have sorted this out with one glaring exception?https://custom-elements-everywhere.com/
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What precisely does it mean for a framework to have interop?
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I wonder too.
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maybe you could spread less FUD and speak directly to the React team about your concerns rather than undermining the effort that your team at Google is making to work with frameworks like React with subtweets like this
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Then again, if you love the React component API but want to do WC, give
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For all the ink spilled over bundle sizes and JS parse/execution time, it's weird to see a kerfluffle about framework interoperability. I wouldn't think you'd want to pay the overhead of e.g. React and Angular in one app.
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If web components were the primary element of reuse, it seems like it'd be really easy to end up with 5 versions of the same framework on one page.
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